Other landmarks, institutions and businesses Centennial Hotel - Offers world-class cuisine and an observation deck with views across Centennial Park. Centennial ParkCentennial Park is a public recreation area located in midtown, Metropolis. The Superman memorial statue (and his former tomb) are located in the center of Centennial Park. A second statue has been added honoring the memory of Superboy (Kon-El). - Activities in the wooded acres include horseback riding, boating, and golfing. 1938 Sullivan - Owned by Wayne Enterprises, Lois LaneLois Lane's apartment was located in Midtown Metropolis prior to her marriage to Clark Kent. and Clark Kent's apartment building is one of the city's oldest buildings. University of MetropolisMetropolis University - DC DatabaseAlso known as Metropolis University or Met-U, this prestigious college is located in the Mount Royal neighborhood of Queensland Park. Both Clark Kent and Jimmy Olsen graduated from the University of Metropolis. - Clark Kent's alma mater, this Ivy League institution boasts well-respected schools of journalism, law, and business. S.T.A.R. LabsS.T.A.R. Labs - DC DatabaseSTAR Labs - Superman Homepage - The Metropolis arm of the privately owned scientific think-tank founded by Dr. Garrison Slate. SteelworksSteelworks - DC DatabaseSteelworks - Superman Homepage - John Henry Irons' foundry in the Old Hook Basin district of Suicide Slum includes a variety of advanced technology to aid Superman. Suicide Slum - Despite being razed and renovated by Brainiac 13,Purged of the Brainiac 13 technology, the Big Apricot now resembles a pseudo art deco-style mega center. Gone are the cybernetic skyscrapers, the hovering cars, and hard matter light windows and displays. Now, 21st Century state-of-the-art materials make up the composition of the city's structures; as it should be. Even the holographic globe atop The Daily Planet Building is gone; replaced by the classic, solid matter dome which stood as a symbol for the media enterprise for so long. Suicide Slum, where Bibbo has his Ace O' Clubs bar, is still a sink of crime and poverty. Special Crimes Unit PrecinctMetropolis Special Crimes Unit - DC Database - Metropolis' S.C.U's upgraded headquarters houses offices, armories, and holding cells. Stryker's Island PenitentiaryStryker's Island Penitentiary - DC DatabaseStryker's Island - Superman Homepage - The ultimate maximum security prison possesses high-tech detention facilities designed to accommodate the most powerful metahuman villains. Located near New Troy's West River. Union Station - Location in the heart of the city, Union Station links the national railroad network to Metropolis' unique "Rail Whale" commuter grid. Metropolis City Hospital - The state-of-the-art medical center maintains a privileges-sharing program with S.T.A.R. Labs. Jules Verne Extra-Terrestrial MuseumThis was a museum dedicated to the fields of science and science fiction located on New Troy Island in Metropolis. Lex Luthor destroyed the museum (as well as many other cultural centers) while piloting a Kryptonian warship constructed of Sunstone. - The museum exhibits artifacts from alien worlds and presents guest lectures by interplanetary heroes. Lena Luthor Science Explorarium - Technological advances abound this interactive museum. City Hall - The administrative center of Metropolis has mayoral, governmental, and emergency services offices. S.A.I. Dam - Hydroelectric waterworks control the flow of the twin rivers and the recycling of the city reservoir. Hypersector - The business and financial center of Metropolis. Hotel Metropolis - Five-star luxury accommodation located amid the heart of Downtown. Shuster Hall - Metropolis' premier theater has been in service since 1938. GBS Building - The corporate hub of Galaxy Communications'Galaxy Communications media conglomerate. Daily Planet Building - The home of the respected, globally circulated newspaper.Daily Planet - Superman Homepage The Daily Planet Building, with its distinctive hologram globe, is one of the city's most important landmarks. Metropolis Museum of Art - Galleries include important historical and contemporary artistic works. LexCorp TowersNestled in the heart of New Troy, the Lexcorp Tower was the single tallest building in Metropolis, and was the parent office of the Lexcorp corporation. The interior of the tower was completely lined with lead so as to prevent Superman from monitoring Luthor's actions with his X-ray vision. Later, a second tower was constructed, but both were destroyed during the Our Worlds at War event. A third Lexcorp tower has since been erected. During Luthor's tenure as President of the United States, the tower was controlled by his newly appointed CEO, Talia Head. When Luthor returned to Lexcorp, it was the foundation for his ambitious Everyman Project. The tower is run by Lexcorp's CEO, Lana Lang. LexCorp Towers - Superman Homepage - Designed to form a double L, Lex Luthor's 307-story citadels (with robot sentries and mutable glass windows) are Metropolis tallest skyscraper.
Other landmarks, institutions and businesses Centennial Hotel - Offers world-class cuisine and an observation deck with views across Centennial Park. Centennial ParkCentennial Park is a public recreation area located in midtown, Metropolis. The Superman memorial statue (and his former tomb) are located in the center of Centennial Park. A second statue has been added honoring the memory of Superboy (Kon-El). - Activities in the wooded acres include horseback riding, boating, and golfing. 1938 Sullivan - Owned by Wayne Enterprises, Lois LaneLois Lane's apartment was located in Midtown Metropolis prior to her marriage to Clark Kent. and Clark Kent's apartment building is one of the city's oldest buildings. University of MetropolisMetropolis University - DC DatabaseAlso known as Metropolis University or Met-U, this prestigious college is located in the Mount Royal neighborhood, of Queensland Park. Both Clark Kent and Jimmy Olsen graduated from the University of Metropolis. - Clark Kent's alma mater, this Ivy League institution boasts well-respected schools of journalism, law, and business. S.T.A.R. LabsS.T.A.R Labs - DC DatabaseSTAR Labs - Superman Homepage - The Metropolis arm of the privately owned scientific think-tank founded by Dr. Garrison Slate. SteelworksSteelworks - DC DatabaseSteelworks - Superman Homepage - John Henry Irons' foundry in the Old Hook Basin district of Suicide Slum includes a variety of advanced technology to aid Superman. Suicide Slum - Despite being razed and renovated by Brainiac 13,Purged of the Brainiac 13 technology, the Big Apricot now resembles a pseudo art deco-style mega center. Gone are the cybernetic skyscrapers, the hovering cars, and hard matter light windows and displays. Now, 21st Century state-of-the-art materials make up the composition of the city's structures; as it should be. Even the holographic globe atop The Daily Planet Building is gone; replaced by the classic, solid matter dome which stood as a symbol for the media enterprise for so long Suicide Slum, where Bibbo has his Ace O' Clubs bar, is still a sink of crime and poverty. Special Crimes Unit PrecinctMetropolis Special Crimes Unit - DC Database - Metropolis' S.C.U's upgraded headquarters houses offices, armories, and holding cells. Stryker's Island PenitentiaryStryker's Island Penitentiary - DC DatabaseStryker's Island - Superman Homepage - The ultimate maximum security prison possesses high-tech deten.tion facilities designed to accommodate the most powerful metahuman villains. Located near New Troy's West River. Union Station - Location in the heart of the city, Union Station links the national railroad network to Metropolis' unique "Rail Whale" commuter grid. Metropolis City Hospital - The state-of-the-art medical center maintains a privileges-sharing program with S.T.A.R. Labs. Jules Verne Extra-Terrestrial MuseumThis was a museum dedicated to the fields of science and science fiction located on New Troy Island in Metropolis. Lex Luthor destroyed the museum (as well as many other cultural centers) while piloting a Kryptonian warship constructed of Sunstone. - The museum exhibits artifacts from alien worlds and presents guest lectures by interplanetary heroes. Lena Luthor Science Explorarium - Technological advances abound this interactive museum. City Hall - The administrative center of Metropolis has mayoral, governmental, and emergency services offices. S.A.I. Dam - Hydroelectric waterworks control the flow of the twin rivers and the recycling of the city reservoir. Hypersector - The business and financial center of Metropolis. Hotel Metropolis - Five-star luxury accommodation located amid the heart of Downtown. Shuster Hall - Metropolis' premier theater has been in service since 1938. GBS Building - The corporate hub of Galaxy Communica.tions'Galaxy Communications media conglomerate. Daily Planet Building - The home of the respected, globally circulated newspaper.Daily Planet - Superman Homepage The Daily Planet Building, with its distinctive hologram globe, is one of the city's most important landmarks. Metropolis Museum of Art - Galleries include important historical and contemporary artistic works. LexCorp TowersNestled in the heart of New Troy, the Lexcorp Tower was the single tallest building in Metropolis, and was the parent office of the Lexcorp corporation. The interior of the tower was completely lined with lead so as to prevent Superman from monitoring Luthor's actions with his X-ray vision. Later, a second tower was constructed, but both were destroyed during the Our Worlds at War event. A third Lexcorp tower has since been erected. During Luthor's tenure as President of the United States, the tower was controlled by his newly appointed CEO, Talia Head. When Luthor returned to Lexcorp, it was the foundation for his ambitious Everyman Project. The tower is run by Lexcorp's CEO Lana Lang. LexCorp Towers - Superman Homepage - Designed to form a double L, Lex Luthor's 307-story citadels (with robot sentries and mutable glass windows) are Metropolis tallest skyscraper.