My Capital is called Lorranando
Du Monumenda Impériale

Construction began in 1915 after the civil war overthrew the old Republic and re-established the Monarchy. The Monument is loved by almost all Luhoans and contains the Constitution of the Kingdom. It is the centre of the National Day celebrations (23rd August) In the picture it is under restoration.
Plasi d' Konstidution

The square is where the Civil war officially ended with the signing of the de-establishment of the Republic on the 23rd of August 1914. The monumental buildings include the grand domed Muzea d' Rouvelle Sevali (Civil war Museum) and the less dramatic Banka Nadional (National Bank)
Palazen Royal

Official residence of the Royal Family
Palazen d' Guverne

The former fortress was converted to a stately home in 1753, in 1855 with the establishment of the republic, it was made into the houses of parliament, a function it still serves today
Cadedral St. Oeufu

The grand 13th century cathedral was built in honour of the patron saint of Luho, which back then was a collection of small provinces under one rule. The cathedral is stunning and the coronation place of every monarch
Vontén d' Parca Flora

The Parc d' Flora (Flower Park) is famous for its flowers and the fountain, which is best seen at night

























































