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THRONE ROOM
The throne room of the palace is easily it's largest open space. The hall, for it is extremely elongated, is lined with statues of all the king's of old. There is a small door directly behind the King's Throne hidden by the country's Coat of Arms leading to a briefing room reserved for the King and his closest advisors.
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EASTERN WING
The eastern wing of the palace is predominantly servant's quarters, the kitchens, and the laundry. There is always something going on here, even in the darkest part of the night.
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TOWERS
The royal palace claims five towers. The highest offers a beautiful view of the entire city all the way to the royal forest beyond. The other four are situated evenly around the four corners of the compass. Servants are generally not allowed up there unless on a specific chore.
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STABLES
There are four separate buildings to the royal stables. One is only for visitor's mounts. The most extravagant houses the king's prized stallions. The largest is reserved for the company of the King's Own that is stationed in the capital. And the last is used by the general inhabitants of the palace.
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TRAINING YARDS
Easilly the largest part of the palace grounds used for a single purpose, the training yards sprawl across several acres. Riding paddocks, archery ranges, and a full tournament stadium make up only a part of the full. The grounds themselves are not open to the general public without the Training Master's permission.
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