What is the main financial district in your country called?

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Zona 10

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>>67758465

I don't know... I'm not sure if we have one street where everything is centred around.

>>67758166
More like Gay Street

Le Quartier central des affaires (QCA)

>>67758166
Brum

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The City of London is the main one, Canary Wharf is the second one but there's about 4 miles between them

>>67758166
Le Quartier de la Bourse
Which litteraly means "the district of the stock exchange"

I don't even know if I have to say it but our's is Wall Street

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>>67758166
兜町 (Kabuto-cho)

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>>67758766

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>>67758166
兜町 (kabuto chou)

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>>67758748
If picture is needed

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>>67758166
It's called bank quarter

>>67758500
Looks pretty cool.

>>67759321
The buildings are small thought, the curse of having an airport inside the city

>>67758725
>Wedge shaped building
Literally why, you can have double the floor area just by building a standard building

>>67758166
The International Financial Services Centre.

It even has a special tax rate for companies with their registered offices there.

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>>67762725
London has strict "viewshed" laws which limit the size, shape, and location of tall buildings according to a scheme designed to keep certain visual corridors from being obstructed.

A solid building is in many cases illegal while a tapered one is not.