Olde Town

Olde Town is a historic district and themed village in the Capitol Core of Newisle. It contains the original buildings of the city's birthplace and now serves as a major tourist hub and archaeological research area. The district has a population of 26.

History
Olde Town is one of the only surviving remnants of Newisle's past. The buildings are original to the area and are considered the only remaining near-perfect examples of the original architectural style of the city before the industrial revolution. Homes in the district are made of white concrete powder, oak logs, and oak planks. The town square continues to serve as a functioning market, as it did during the days of early Newisle's founding. All buildings are now considered protected landmarks and is now home to local shops and markets.

Although built during the 1800s, outside of the district's more medieval architectural stylings, the Newisle Central Library was annexed into the district's heritage zone in 2020, to some controversy from historians.

Businesses and Public Services

 * Just Flower Crazy
 * Newisle Central Library
 * Newisle Post
 * Olav's Odds and Ends
 * Olde Town Grocery
 * Olde Town Hotel and Bar
 * Olde Town Market
 * Olde Town Weapons and Armour

Transportation
Olde Town Metro station is located inside the original bell tower and serves lines U-3 and U-7.