Around the heart of the city lies an interconnected web of alleys. They are dark and secluded for the main part, but there are dangers in the form of roving dogs, dead ends, and the occasional twoleg. Rubbish and rats are the main draws of these alleys. A cat should only venture here if they have a good memory of how to find a safe way out- else they might wind up on a busy city street, or right on the doorstep of a bustling twoleg shop.

The restaurant here is a great place for scavenging cats to score a good meal. The twolegs here are wasteful and lazy, and uneaten food is often discarded in the car park, although bins are provided. Even when the choicest scraps have been snapped up the alleyway behind the building houses two large dumpsters that are always left open.
The carpark is bordered by a thick hedge on two sides, with a garden bed in front of each hedge providing many plants to hide behind. Many cats don't even wait until closing time to try for their next meal, although caution is advised when there are many Twolegs about.

The large shopping complex in the town center has dressed up the surface of their rooftop by making it into a garden. There are small trees, shrubs and bushes in big planters, and grassy and flowered areas. Every now and again an air-vent rises from the ground, acting as a reminder of the busy Twoleg domain below. Stairs lead up and down in several places. Rats and mice attracted by the Twoleg waste make this an excellent hunting ground.

Running along the length of the beach at the busy city front is the promenade. This is a raised walkway along the beachfront, frequented by Twolegs jogging, cycling, and walking their dogs in the morning and evening. But underneath the walkway it is sheltered, with the wooden promenade overhead and a rock wall behind. There are many caves and nooks to shelter a loner or roaming warrior in this rock wall. Twolegs swim and boat from the beach, but there are often opportunities to find fish washed up on the shore or left as scraps by the fishermen.

At the end of the Promenade is the city's marina. It is bordered all around by a rocky wall with plenty of gaps for cats to hide and make their dens within. Around the breakwater wall, which extends around a spit of land forming the barrier between the marina and the open ocean, cats can often be found. Twolegs sometimes fish here from the breakwater wall or in their water-craft, but just as often as not tasty fish and bait scraps are left behind them.
The marina itself has a large two-story office block, which a local shop and restaurant are found on. Tables and chairs overlook the marina for the Twolegs to eat outside.
There is also a bustling slipway where the water-craft are often hauled out of the water altogether by huge, noisy machines. The smell of paint and chemicals is thick in the air. The slipway is best avoided by cats.