The Market Bustling with activity, the cries of street hawkers emerge from all sides. Battered by such activity, confusion and chaos reigns all over these three streets set aside for commerce. Sometimes, rare pets like monkeys are found.
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The Great Fountain Considered a landmark in Liston-by-the-Sea, the Great Fountain was comissioned by King Weston long ago upon his coronation. The scene: his illustrious battle against the Sundarilans which didn't actually exist. However, gossip is queen in this area and sometimes riots formulate around this statue.
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Balin's Theatre This theatre was built over three hundred years ago under the reign of King Balin who had seen Commedia dell'Arte in Italia not five years ago and fell in love with the arts. Theatre companies consider playing here to be the the height of their career and actors that make it to Balin's Theatre to perform are considered some of the best of the business. The Rose Theatre, in Sundaril, was built like this theatre.
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The Broken Axel Tavern The Broken Axel has been in the Wynne family for five generations and, once, played host to a king! Granted, he was too drunk to remember the next morning but the Wynne family reminds everyone that, before he was inebriated, he said their ale was the best in the whole city. The daughters of the Wynne family serve the customers their drinks and food while the sons make business transactions. The inside is cheerful and bright until after midnight in which case some of the most sordid events happen here.
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Cathedral of St. Thomas The cathedral of St. Thomas is five hundred years old. The gray stone is coated in ivy at certain parts and the stained windows have recently been replaced after a severe thunderstorm shattered them. Inside, it is warm, inviting and the priests are pleased to see whoever their visitors are. On Fridays, they feed the poor and nobles that wish to can help.
The Northern Tower Though the tower doesn't actually face north or even exist in the northern part of Liston-by-the-Sea, it's constantly cold and damp interior (often killing those inside with disease and lung rot) reminded the prisoners of the colder part of Liston. As a result, it got the title of the Northern Tower. It is a most dreaded place in Liston for if kept in here, it is unlikely that one will ever get out. Or at least, if one does, it's to be led to the chopping block or a trial where one will certainly be decided as guilty.
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