Location from Berserk by Kentaro Miura
Griffith's utopia — a gleaming city built near the World Spiral Tree where humanity shelters from the monsters its savior unleashed, worshipping the god who feeds on their adoration.
Falconia is paradise with teeth. The streets bustle with refugees who have found safety nowhere else in the world — the monsters unleashed by the Great Wave drove humanity here, and Griffith's apostle army keeps the walls secure. There are orphanages, social programs, fertile agricultural lands protected by ward stones. Children are educated. Commerce thrives. It is, by every observable metric, a good place to live. But behind the city lies Pandemonium — the dome where apostles live and fight captured monsters in gladiatorial combat. The Falcon's Castle houses Princess Charlotte and the Holy See pontiff. The entire structure exists because Griffith created both the problem (the merged astral world) and the solution (himself). Heretical sects are emerging in the refugee districts. The economy strains under the weight of constant immigration. Falconia is a miracle balanced on a knife's edge.
A magnificent walled city of classical architecture — painted buildings, wide boulevards, a coliseum, and at its heart, Falcon's Castle, structured to resemble a falcon in flight with massive bridges connecting to the lower city. The World Spiral Tree towers in the background, its impossible branches reaching into dimensional space. The city gleams with prosperity that feels too perfect for the ruined world outside its walls.
Also known as: The Holy City, Griffith's Kingdom