Good Places to Put in a VN Taking Place in the City

[TheEpicKnot]

I'm creating a VN taking place in a city, and I was hoping for suggestions for locations to visit. I have a generic business building, a bookstore, a bank, and a hotel. What other places would make good locations?

[wyverngem]

Cemetery, Parks, Gas Stations, Grocery Stores, Back Alley, Museum. It depends on the city, but you could also do other features like Bus Station, Train Station, Beach, Lakes, Riverfront. What about a Gym?

[TheEpicKnot]

So many good suggestions! I was thinking of a museum already, but none of the other ones even occurred to me. Thanks so much!

[SundownKid]

Adding some things that haven't been said:

*Bodega
*Coffee shop (Starbucks)
*Community pool
*Fast food restaurant
*Subway station
*Ferry terminal/pier
*Bar
*Nightclub
*Music club
*Theater (or even Broadway Theater)
*Boutique store
*Taxi
*Construction site
*Observation deck
*Tourist trap
*Art gallery

[fleet]

House of worship (church, mosque, synagogue, temple),
police station,
fire station,
hospital,
amusement park,
picnic area.

[TheEpicKnot]

These are all duly noted. Thanks for the help.

[synedraacus]

Streets, streets and streets again. The characters have little to do but talk while they are walking from point A to point B (from workplace to subway station, for example) and you get to show some nice city backgrounds. Advertisements, architecture, cars and so on are a really quick way to show that this is eg US, and not Japan, Russia or South Africa. Way better than saying "It's a typical Japanese high school..." right after 'label start'
Also if it makes sense plotwise to put characters into a car, you get an interesting way to make this torso-above-text-bar VN thingy look like an actual shot and not just visual novel trope.