This Is The Place
Everybody has different dreams that brings them to Velaris. Maybe their dream is to escape into a world of fun and socializing. Some people are looking to reconnect with themselves and find inner peace. For others, it’s about disconnecting–alone, with family, or with someone very special. And others have a desire to conquer the unknown and experince adventure. No matter why people come to Velaris, this colorful city understands you. Velaris is for the stars that listen and the dreams that are answered.
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The Perfect Weekend GetawayWhat Velaris is most known for is the artists' quarter, called the Rainbow of Velaris, where dwell the performing artists, the musicians, the dancers, the actors.
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Central VelarisThe Perfect Weekend Getaway
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The Docks & Spice TradeThe Perfect Weekend Getaway
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The Perfect Weekend GetawayThe Perfect Weekend Getaway
Uncover History
This library has been around for many years and was built inside a cavern carved out of the mountain where the House of Wind stands. It has levels and levels of shelving with reading rooms and hallways lit by lamps. Also in some areas away from books, there are fireplaces.
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Art & Theatre
The Rainbow of Velaris is Velaris's artists' quarter, home to the performing artists: the musicians, the dancers, the actors. It is a brightly painted pocket of the city, built atop one of the hills that flowed right to the Sidra River's edge.
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Sightseeing & Tours
The four main market squares of Velaris are called Palaces. There are two on the southern side of the Sidra River and two on the northern side. The Palaces are great, white-stoned squares flanked by pillars supporting the carved and painted buildings above them and provided a covered walkway beneath for the shops built into the street level.
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Support Local Businesses
The four main market squares of Velaris are called Palaces. There are two on the southern side of the Sidra River and two on the northern side. The Palaces are great, white-stoned squares flanked by pillars supporting the carved and painted buildings above them and provided a covered walkway beneath for the shops built into the street level.
