Norige Hills(Inner City) Old Town Part 2
Danville the main quarter which is located in Inner City. It is the area which is most visited by tourists, a favourite place of citizens, after all the set of administrative and cultural objects exactly here settled down. Quarter with a set of bars, restaurants, night clubs, movie theaters, shops, boutiques, markets and many other things. There come hundreds of people to acquire fashionable expensive branded clothes and accessories. Also there are clothing stores with more democratic prices. In a quarter the Danville very convenient transport connection, there are two metro stations, the big bus final. It also the oldest district of the city with the mixed architectural styles.
Shevioc Square It is the biggest square in the city, it and most important. On the square the city hall settles down, here - in 1922 the bronze statue of the first mayor was built. Here you can see smart flower beds. On the square also there are restaurants, cafe and
Parallel to the area there passes the Roodville street, a pedestrian shopping street.
On this street the set of expensive boutiques, bars, shops and luxurious restaurants settles down.
The national museum was constructed in the middle of the 18th century and still kept the greatness. The main entrance in the museum settles down from the first boulevard ring (which I mentioned last time), and back gate on a wide pedestrian Rodbrowns street . This street is crossed with Roodville street.

In a courtyard of the museum there is a remarkable small green corner for rest of visitors, and on the other hand a parking. Opposite to back gate there is a beautiful fountain.


The oldest market in the city, and also the biggest in the territory of historic center. The market is open daily till the evening. Daily he is visited by not less than one thousand people. Opposite to the market there are two identical buildings. In one of them I settled down the oldest post office, and in - the second administrative court and the tax inspection.



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