Obscurité Musicale

Eateries galore! From sunny patio cafés to grungy, dilapidated inns with obscure names and even more obscure proprietors.

Where various educational facilities can be held. Colleges, schoolhouses, universities, academies, boarding schools, etc.

Where mostly young children and women are worked to the bone in laborious tasks.

Where the wounded and the insane are housed and cared for.

The headquarters of the lawmen of Paris.

Places for patrons to drink their cares away, smoke pipes (containing a myriad of substances), or perhaps engage in some good old illicitness.

Where the homes of Parisians reside. Flats, mansions, cottages, etc.

Tailors, cobblers, pawn shops of questionable integrity. Vendors, mountebanks, mummers and gypsies set up booths and stages to sell their products, trade, or entertain in the market place.

Churches, nunneries, temples, meeting houses, cemeteries and the like.

Citizens bustling about. In carriages and on foot. The higher classes dodging beggars and dirty children who crowd corners and sneak about fingering people's purses.

Parks, lakes, museums, bridges, the Seine itself, etc.

Where ships come and go, and sailors make their wage.