Nostra:Agrabah
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Agrabah (also known as the City of Onions) is the capital city of the Kingdom of Sumer. A notable tourist destination, Agrabah is known for being a diverse city, with 20+ nationalities represented across the world. The city also features a unique onion dome skyline and architectural style, blending Moorish, Roman, Hausmann and Aladdin elements into the buildings. The city is divided into several districts, which were developed in phases from May 2026.
Beyond its city boundaries; there are satellite towns surrounding that form the Greater Agrabah Metropolitan Area (GAMA). These include:
Culture
Agrabah’s culture reflects the mix of nationalities that live in the city, and many languages are heard in its streets. Rooftops are popular hangout spots, and rooftop venues such as the Milkyway Mangrove Rooftop Club are at the center of its nightlife. In Old Agrabah, colorful clothes are draped across the streets, especially along Aladeen Avenue, to represent the pride of Agrabah. The city is built around being inclusive, welcoming people of all backgrounds.
Architecture
Many buildings in Agrabah are topped with onion domes, which gave the city its nickname. The Moorish style appears on many buildings throughout the city, and was first used in the Villa of Arson-Gyutare.
Demographics
Agrabah and its surrounding towns have a mix of communities from different countries:
- French community: a notable French community lives mainly in Aaru and Ur, the southern towns of the Greater Agrabah Province.
- Indonesian community: centered in Agrabah Oud. Many of its members are Andakira’s real-life friends, known as the “Old Guard”.
Districts & Landmarks
Agrabah Oud
Agrabah Oud (“Old Agrabah”) is the original district of the city. It was developed between May and August 2026.
Aladeen Avenue
Aladeen Avenue is the main road of Agrabah Oud, known for its cultural vibrance. Colorful clothes are draped across the street. It leads up to the Agrabah Palace. Notable places on its portion of Agrabah Oud include:
- Petakht, the old city park of Agrabah: features Ground Zero and the first building. Its red walls represent the many slums of Agrabah that were built on top of it.
- Villa of Arson-Gyutare: known for the Tree of Circumcision. It was the first building to use the Moorish style found on many Agrabah buildings.
- Femboy Café : [REDACTED]
- Milkyway Mangrove Rooftop Club: a nightlife venue that reflects Agrabah’s nightlife culture.
Arislk Avenue
A West-East Avenue connecting Lagash from the east, to the Arena at the west. Notable for:
- Arislk Bookstore : A one of kind bookstore featuring a vertical aquarium in the middle.
- The Couple's Masoleum : The memorial site for a locally known couple.
- Arislk Square: nicknamed “Little Tokyo” for its large number of anime map arts.
Euprates Avenue
Euphrates Avenue connects Agrabah Oud and Nieuwe Agrabah from the south. It is known for the coconut trees that line the retaining walls separating Agrabah from the Euphrates. Landmarks here include:
- Historical Houses of Lemon-Arislk : The only buildings in Agrabah with no onions.
- Akira's Shop : Known for selling 1g music discs and subsidized Nubian gear
- Agratile Textile Market: Asuka is the Mascot
Industrial East
The most eastern part of the old district is industrial. Most of the city’s automatic farms are located here, including cocoa, sugarcane, kelp, wheat, pumpkin and melon, and sheep farms. They are hidden inside decorated buildings. Landmarks include:
- Lighthouse of Mesopotamia : guides boats around the Tigris and Euphrates rivers.
- Sign Walkway : From the west side, it says "GIVE US YOUR GOLD", from the east, it says "BEST TOWN IN EMC".
Sonion Avenue (“Little Europe”)
Sonion Avenue is the main avenue of the city. It divides Agrabah Oud from Nieuwe Agrabah and the Panda District, and leads up to the Agrabah Palace. It is nicknamed “Little Europe”. Notable places on it:
- Bridge of the Euphrates: at the south end of the avenue. It connects Agrabah to Aaru, Ur, and the wilderness.
- Albert Heijn XL: a Dutch enclave.
- Pizza Pizza Palace : Hungarian flag
- Goldis Hospital : known for circumcision operating table
Panda District
The Panda District was developed between July and September of 2026. It is named after Panda Babybiu, a donor who gave Andakira 5,000 gold as a patron.
- Gardens of Akkad: features arched walkways and a four-tile square garden, with a community farm underneath.
Nieuwe Agrabah
Nieuwe Agrabah (“New Agrabah”) is a newer development with bigger, less narrow avenues than Agrabah Oud, such as Semiouter Boulevard, Arena Boulevard, and Mesopotamia Avenue. Notable locations include:
- Plaza of Sumer: residents sell their goods here. The nation spawn is also located here at Andariyen’s Galleon, beside the plaza.
- Apartments: Obama Apartments, Rosecity Residences, Jokowi Apartments, and Holland Homes together house about 30% of Sumer’s residents, especially from neighbouring towns.
- Street lines: red lines on the streets lead residents to the wilderness area for foraging, and yellow lines lead to the communal farms.
- Horse Racing Association Headquarters
- Qamar Bank
- Agrabah Arena: for fights.
- Agrabah Centraal Station: connects many of the city’s rail lines.
Agrabah Heights
Agrabah Heights is a newer development north of Agrabah Oud, known as the hipster district of Agrabah. Notable landmarks include:
- Lemon Square: includes McDonald’s, Katasheep Bakery and Sweets Co, a laundry, André’s Omakase, and the Agrabah Jobsite where nation residents can work.
- Residential units: Hoi Hoi Housing and Skibidi Shanties.
- The Shah's Embassy of nachoman267 (Persia)
- Autosan Gas
Royal District
The Royal District is the district of the Agrabah Palace, a 6x6 chunk palace at the center of the city. Mesopotamia Avenue, Sonion Avenue, and Aladeen Avenue all lead up to it.