It may not be what we think of as a mall but it's the best thing Remoor has left. The largest shop left in Remoor it takes up half a city block and has five stories. The outside is built of dull gray bricks with huge and enticing widows. Inside you can find quality brands for good prices and sometimes outrageous rip-offs. The basement is full of trainer's goods, while the other floors supply everything from toilet paper to toys.

This building is perhaps the best place to go pizza in all of Nada Citadel; it is also lively and full of fun. It has a small arcade on the inside, and is painted in warm tones. The carpet resembles a large slice of pizza, the tables and chairs being the colors of various toppings.

Near the edge of the city is a giant expanse of grass, lined with paths of white gravel and carefully arranged foliage. A spot in its center offers swings and slides for children. Bushes dot the lush grass offering places to sit. The open land on the side, nothing but hills,is a popular place for picnics, meetings, classes, and dates. The large memorial dedicated to the war, in the center of the park, explains its name.

Large steps, lead up to a pillared foyer. Ancient wood doors, with tarnished handles, lead into a rather large and antiquated building; the library actually predates the city walls. It is filled with books and has free internet. It is usually a very quiet place with the occasional meeting or club activity.