Chinatown - Metropolis' Asian District. Little Bohemia - The arts capital of Metropolis and a reference to Little Italy and Greenwich Village in Manhattan. Glenmorgan Square - An area that is based on Times Square. Famous streets in New Troy include Fifth Avenue, Bessolo Boulevard, and Topaz Lane. The latter two are Metropolis' versions of Broadway in New York City. Bessolo Boulevard's name is derived from Adventures of Superman lead actor George Reeves' legal name before entering films. Other Metropolis boulevards in the New Troy borough are similarly named for other actors from that series and from its radio predecessor of the same name, such as Coates, Larson, and Collyer. Centennial Park (sometimes labeled as Metropolis Park) is Metropolis' largest city park and is based on real life Central Park of New York City. Its most noteworthy feature is a statue of Superman with an American bald eagle erected after his apparent death fighting Doomsday. A statue of Superboy Conner Kent was built next to it after the events of Infinite Crisis. Other notable places and their NYC inspirations include: Wireless City Movie Theater - A spoof of Radio City Music Hall. Metropolis International Airport - A spoof of LaGuardia Airport Halldorf Hotel - A spoof of Waldorf Astoria. Lacey's Department Store - A spoof of Macy's. Stacey's Department Store - Another homage of Macy's Spiffany's Jewelry Store - A spoof of Tiffany's. In northwestern New Troy is the impoverished and crime-infested neighborhood of Suicide Slum, best known for the 1940s adventures of the Guardian and his street urchin companions the Newsboy Legion and in more contemporary times with Gangbuster. Although the northwestern location is similar to the relationship of Harlem to midtown Manhattan, the neighborhood bears more physical and cultural resemblance to Manhattan's Lower East Side. The Ace o' Clubs is a bar owned by Bibbo Bibbowski in Suicide Slum. In 1990s and 2000s stories, the married Clark Kent and Lois Lane live in an apartment in New Troy, at 1938 Sullivan Lane, which is a tribute to the year Superman first appeared. The apartment was a wedding gift to the couple by Bruce Wayne, who owned the building. Clark Kent's traditional address of 344 Clinton Street, Apartment 3D, was usually described as being located in midtown Metropolis. Other boroughs and suburbs New Troy is separated from the suburban boroughs by the West River and Hobb's River, based on