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| {{Big Data Lab query|Lombardia}}
| | Lombardia is a fictional country in Tears of Themis, hailed as "the most artistic country". |
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| Due to the specific landmarks, traditional cuisine, and areas of cultural pride depicted in the nation, it is suspected to roughly correspond to the urban regions of France.
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| ===Lombard=== | | ===Lombard=== |
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| | Capital City. Description TBA. |
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| Popular tourist attractions in Lombard include the Golden Church, Clock Tower, and Lombard Opera House.
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| ===Dilly Plaza=== | | ===Dilly Plaza=== |
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| | ===Floren Palace=== |
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| With its fame as a filming location, Dilly Plaza also hosts Lombardia's Wax Museum of Movies. Local specialties include mussel and shrimp soup and red wine braised beef tongue.
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| ===Kylos=== | | ===Kylos=== |
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| Landmarks in Kylos include the Museum of Tastes and the Green Castle, while local specialty dishes feature the cheese and mushroom tart, the national traditional dish of squab pie, and beet lobster.
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| ====Rodi Castle==== | | ====Rodi Castle==== |
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| ===Floren Palace===
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| Tourists to Floren Palace are recommended to visit the Ladyship Embankment, which was built during the nation's aristocratic period, as well was the Temple of Kali, St. Nove's Garden, and Garden of the Angels.
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| ==Culture== | | ==Culture== |
| ===Cuisine=== | | ===Cuisine=== |
| Squab pie, specifically made from pigeon meat, is known to be a traditional dish in Lombardia.
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| ===Music=== | | ===Music=== |
| Traditional folk music remains popular in the nation, with improvised street performances using it heavily and modern pop music such as "Serenade of the Stars" being based on older folk pieces.
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| | ===Festivals and Holidays=== |
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| ==Location Gallery== | | ==Notable Figures== |
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