Centered in the noble's quarter, Griffith Park is one of the greenest places you can find outside of the Armagosa Desert. The park is open to all, but only the best parts are open to the nobles, and the fields are patrolled daily by members of the law. Fountains and small ponds break up the rolling fields of grass, and gazebos decorated with tumbling pots of jasmine and lilac offer shade to relaxing patrons. For the nobles, an on-site bistro will deliver refreshments and food and occasional bands will be allowed to play at the largest fountain. On the hill above the park sits the Griffith Observatory, now fulfilling it's function in the service of Providence. The laboratory is the budding beginning of the city's interest in space and other experiments, and they say that the laboratory has grown in size well below the surface.

Formerly Grauman's Chinese Theatre and renamed for one of Providence's older founding families; the theatre is a grand work of architecture that had managed to survive the war mostly intact. Flanked by deep red curtains and velvet red sears, the theatre speaks to the affluence of the hills. Plays and shows are put on regularly for the nobles, retellings of old stories and new ones alike, and small circus acts entertain crowds who don't want to travel as far as Vegas for a good show. Old movies that have been remastered and edited are put on here, the unveiling of new technology, and occasionally even the lower classes are let in at a lower price.