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11 Castle Plaza is the central public square of the Old Town area in Melino, the launch town of Paralives. Classified as a park, it is the large open area in front of the town's former castle, a small fortified structure built when the city was first established many centuries ago. The plaza is the social and event heart of Old Town. See Town Venues and Town Districts for the wider layout.
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33 Layout
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55 The plaza is split into two sections. The southern section is a large paved space centered on a giant tree surrounded by benches, with fairy lights permanently hung on the tree. It also holds several vending machines, phone booths, newspaper dispensers, bike racks, and a gazebo. The northern section features several picnic tables and a zipline landing platform. Cannons are placed along the edge of the plaza, and decorative train tracks run along its western border. A bridge over the former moat connects the plaza to the main mountain road.
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77 What Parafolk Do Here
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99 Castle Plaza is one of the most activity-dense public spaces in the launch build. A Parafolk can use several free interactions here.
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1111 ActivityNotesPiano in the gazeboPractice the Piano skill at no cost; ties into Skills and KnowledgeMeli-Melo tablesThree tables for playing the in-game Meli-Melo game and socializingHopscotchAvailable near the High School entranceBenches and picnic tablesSeating across both sections of the plaza
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1414 The plaza hosts three of the town's scheduled Town Events, all of which are completely free to attend: an Outdoor Cinema, the weekly Buried Treasure hunt, and the Weekend Market. The castle exterior in particular is part of the area covered by the Buried Treasure hunt, and the Weekend Market sets up stalls in the plaza. The full weekly schedule lives on the Town Events page.
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1818 Castle Plaza is a hub for the surrounding Old Town venues. It is an access point to the Town Hall and Library and the High School, and it leads toward the Museum and the Community Center. Two bus stops serve it: stop P at the front and stop B at the back entrance, both on the PL130 line; see Bus Stops and Transportation. The zipline landing platform in the northern section connects the plaza to the Mountain area; the zipline traversal itself is documented on the Mountain Lookout page.
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2020 Related Pages
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2222 Town Events for the weekly event schedule, including the events hosted here.Town Hall and Library, the civic venue the plaza connects to.Lore and World-Building for the castle's place in the town's history.Town Venues for the full Melino venue directory.