Home to the Wayne-Powers Corporation, it is perhaps the biggest building within the city limits. And it is here where all the magic happens, as everyday Wayne-Powers employees strive to create the future.

Built over the old Gotham City mall, the Neo-Gotham Galleria is the place to shop. Known for their amazing prices, high quality merchandise and the crowds they tend to attract, the mall has it all from wall to wall.

Formerly the Iceberg Lounge, Pylon night club was established only a few years ago. And although they claim to be a legitimate business, in recent months it has been a cause for concern as customers slowly started to turn up dead.

One of Neo-Gotham's most popular hang-outs, it's the first arcade ever to utilize the Riddler's VR technology. So if you're looking to embark on a digital quest...or just humiliate your friends in a friendly game, then this is the place to do it.

One of the many business ventures of the Wayne family, the luxurious Wayne towers has housed many generations of Gotham's aristocracy and still continues to do so to this day.

Full of upscale shops, restaurants and theaters, the east side is the pride of Neo-Gotham and where everyone comes to enjoy the nightlife.

Thanks to the hard working tax payers of Neo-Gotham, the GCPD has recently been upgraded with state of the art technology so that they may continue the war on crime and carry on the spirit of Jim Gordon.

In the ruins of the old west side, the original Arkham Asylum still stands. And although having been long abandoned many still claim they can hear the Joker's ghoulish laugh echo through its supposedly empty halls.

Home to every dreg and low life in Neo-Gotham, all the apartments here are just a crime scene waiting to happen.

Formerly known as "the Narrows", the historical district is the last piece of Old Gotham still remaining. And though it has been known to harbor some shady characters, investors are lining up to clean up its streets and return it to its former glory.

Home to such famous landmarks as the Wonderland Gardens and the Gotham City zoo, it's a popular destination for both tourists and residents alike.

Named for former mayor Hamilton Hill, the only thing more outrageous than number of drop outs is how many tax dollars are used to fund this place.

In a poor attempt to appeal to the nostalgic inhabitants of Neo-Gotham, this place was established. And although a little on the campy side, nobody can really argue with it's great deals and good food.

Housing a majority of Gotham's population, this is where most of the middle class dwells.

Though a little cramped, the north side houses a series of affordable amusements and some of the most popular fast food joints around.

Need a good splice? Slappers running low? Looking to place a bet on some illegal synthoid fights? The docks are where it's all at. But be careful, the Jokerz tend to gather here at night.

Neo-Gotham's own theme park, Amusement Mile has entertained many generations of Gotham's citizens. And having just been upgraded by the city, Amusement Mile now offers a wide variety of high-tech thrills.

The historic home of the Wayne family, it's where Bruce currently lives with his dog Ace.

The pinnacle of Victorian science and a pet project of Ra’s Al-Ghul, Wonder City was a vision of the world as it might be someday. However after something went terribly wrong, it was rumored that the ruins Wonder City were buried deep beneath Gotham in order to hide its secrets.

Metropolis, Dakota, Smallville, there's an entire world for you to explore and plenty of places for you to see, so get out there.

There are many wonders that lie beyond our world and for the few who are able to see them in this day and age are considered very lucky.

What if? These are perhaps the two most haunting words in the english language. And it is here you can explore them in other places, times and realities.