Borough of Capel Felyn

Capel Felyn is a borough within central Montpierre, south and east of Melonbank, west of Shell Village and north of the City of Montpierre. It is renowned within the city as a Bohemian area and acts as the centre of the arts in the Rainlands.

Etymology
The borough was built around the site of a yellow chapel on the right (west) bank of the Salmon River. Having been built by early Welsh-speaking settlers from the Woodlands, both the chapel and the borough have retained their Welsh name.

Notable Places
Capel Felyn is one of only a handful of boroughs within Central Montpierre and is home to several world-famous landmarks. Below is a list of several but is, by no means, exhaustive.
 * Dalinar Kholin Tower, the tallest building in the world.
 * The Sikh Temple, the centre of Sikhism in the Rianlands.
 * Y Capel Felyn, the original yellow chapel and its associated vicarage.
 * Capel Felyn Bridge.
 * Police Tower, headquarters of the Montpierre Police Department.

Transport
Capel Felyn is served by the Montpierre Subway's Yellow Line and has fewer stations than any other central borough in the city, the only one being Capel Felyn.