Showcase for the State of Wamorra

Update 1: A bit of randomness

As my first update on Wamorra I'll be showing a bit of pictures from the neighborhood called Nellis, which used to be a small unremarkable village but got boggled up by Wamorra in recent years. It is officially part of Wamorra since 1998. There are also some random views of Wamorra in general.



Nellis on one side, heavy industry and low quality appartments on the other side of the river Wamor (not very original the people, I know).



A random street in the centre of Nellis. The only pub in this neighborhood.



Looking at the Nellis Bridge from the pub at dusk.



Nightview taken by a climber. Wamorra is surrounded by hills and cliffs on all sides, except the seaside of course.



Same view at noon.



Nightview of Wamorra taken from the top of the John Dembala Bridge. Notice the Gherkin in blue on the far right of the picture.



Same view in the late morning.



Wamorra State Parliament seen from the side when leaving a metro station in the early morning.



City Park, the back of the City Hall and the front of the State Parliament in the early morning.



A Side of the City Hall and the dome of Saint Paul's Cathedral sticking out over some nice houses in the early morning.



Bird's Eye overview of Wamorra. A bit further inland lies the city of Constance, which, unlike Nellis, hasn't been boggled up yet.




Teaser for Update 2:

The best feature of CXL... those birds-eye views......

Great city!

Wow, I'm very impressed!

Did someone say Pub

I don't care if i'm 15... I still love bars, meet good people

I like it, its also good to see our first CXL member

beautifully done!

Very nice indeed. I've never really been able to accomplish much with cities xl.

Fantastic city!

Update 2: Saint Sophia

One of the historical and touristical landmarks of Wamorra is the Saint Sophia Church, on Saint Sophia Peninsula. Today I'll take you on a stroll through the peninsula.


This is what you see when you leave metro station Saaint-Sophia. The church is quite walk away from us yet. Not to mention we'll be going uphill most of the time.


Now we've started our walk with a small climb. The village, part of Wamorra, is a mixture of medieval and 17-18th century houses.


We could turn left here, but just so you can enjoy the view and see more of the peninsula I'll make us take a detour.


Here you can see a few of the medieval houses left on the peninsula as well modern appartement buildings near the beach on the mainland.


This road is the connection between Saint Sophia and Wamorra.


View from Saint Sophia on a bridge crossing the A20 and the last appartements before the industrial area. Wamorra is based on oil-drilling and industry.


This small street is the way to our destination. Serious climbing ahead now!


Walking past some medieval houses. This street is often part of a stage in the yearly held Tour of Dantanaea.


Just a little further.


We've arrived! Time for a rest in front of the church.


From here you can see most of the city. Right in front of us is the Shell Arena, home of Wamorra FC and the Wamorra Drillers.


Last opportunity for taking pictures before we head back to the hotel! While not that big, Wamorra sure looks nice by night.

Beautiful! I love it all! The place reminds me a lot of where I live (you often have to walk uphill or downhill for varying distances if you don't want to get caught in one of the locally infamous traffic jams), and the chuch looks almost exactly like the belltower of a church that I've passed quite a few times

Thanks. It's a RL-building, somewhere in the Ukraine, I think, but I'm not sure.

Yeah, I think I saw that building when I was there The onion domes seem to follow me everywhere I go xD

While k50 thinks the best part of CXL is the birds-eye views, in my opinion it's the night shots. Very nice job here.

imo, the best part about Cities XL is the street/surface level and near-street/surface level views.