Tranquillity Home began as one of the first settlements on the Moon and ever since the colony has grown exponentially from there. Unfortunately, much of the colony maintains its early construction and some suspect it was never meant to be a long-term home. Many visitors will consider the settlement cramped with its narrow hallways and small rooms. Residents here don't have it any easier either as their pod apartments are typically small even by lunar definitions, even making clone-tels on Earth look generous in comparison. A Jinteki development complex neighbours the dome, as well as Tsuki-no-Miyako.
Danny's Diner
Danny's Diner is found in the middle of Garneau 'Street', a busy corridor that leads into one of the cramped habitat blocks of Tranquility Home. The diner is situated in a stand with bar seating that surrounds the restaurant, and it does a good job of bottlenecking the traffic moving through the corridor. If the diner hadn't become such a fixture with the locals as one of the few restaurants in the block, it would have been removed a long time ago for its convenience. Danny's Diner is known for its sandwiches and various greasy diner fare. It's not unusual for them to run out of an ingredient and make a last-minute substitution without warning. Their gravy and tofu 'poutine' is one of the items they've made popular but only by circumstance. Seating is tight and many there are expected to leave after finishing their meals.
Wizard Distribution
Wizard Distribution has no real storefront other than the counter that's a short step away from the entrance. Their massive catalogue of goods is stocked in the back in tight quarters and under a strict catalogue system that allows for no browsing. The ordering process is done on the Network and when customers arrive at the store, the clerk will manipulate a drone to fetch the item. All items come with a 1-hour return policy. For the locals who wish to shop on the Network and don't have their own dropbox (space for people are already as a premium in Tranquility Home), Wizard Distribution is their only alternative.
Tranquillity Home Museum
The Tranquility Home Museum is situated on the original site of the Apollo 11 landing in 1969. The museum isn't shy about bombarding its visitors with every information revolving around the landing from its planning phase and its future legacy, holo-murals along its walls count down the months leading to the launch. Video and archive footage is remastered here, projecting threedees of mission control and its landing. Lucky visitors are able to experience a recreation of the landing in its modest sensies theatre.
There are replicas of the equipment scattered throughout the museum and its sealed walkways surround the original landing site, maintaining a respectful distance of several yards. Visitors can activate holographic projections to point out certain facts down to the footprints on the lunar soil. The locals consider the museum largely a tourist trap but the original landing site continues to draw visitors and the museum makes a good amount of credits at its gift stores.
Cine-It Movie Theatres
Cine-It specializes in old movies from Earth, often dipping into obscure and ancient classics. The theatre is admittedly laughably small by Earth standards, only having five theatres with cramped seating that barely accommodates around 100 viewers at one time. The theatre runs at all hours of the day but the activity varies, depending on the popularity of the movie and whether or not it had been well-received. The curated selection of movies has been hit and miss. Some visitors might even find themselves with the theatre all to themselves as the locals have already grown bored of the movie after its one-hundredth rerun. Movies such as Night of the Pluto Zambies II (not zombies) were never a real classic on Earth, in any era.