Surrounding the great Hyrule Castle is the Town, protected by the great walls that surround the whole of Hyrule Castle. There is a market, a residential zone, and palatial estates for nobles, but all is inferior to the grandeur and spectacle of the Castle itself.

From Hyrule Castle, the Hylian Monarchy, ruled by Princess Zelda, overlooks Hyrule. Made all of pure white stone, the huge castle is a beauty beyond compare. The vast courtyards are filled with gorgeous gardens, which are populated by flowers and ancient Hylian statues. Inside, the ceilings soar almost beyond sight, and the castle is a maze of corridors and passageways.

One of the signature landmarks of Hyrule has suffered a bit over the years. Erosion has widened the lake and sunken it, so that the bridge is now much higher than the lake itself: but if one can get there, it is a beautiful spot, a sparkling lake populated by fishermen and Zora. The lake also boasts an Oocca Cannon, and the Spirit Spring of Lanayru.

The water that originates from Zora's Domain before splitting into three branches, Zora's River is longer than most would believe, as thanks to underground channels, most bodies of water in Hyrule originate from it. At the heart of the river where the split occurs is an area populated by tourist traps, full of mini games to play and places to fish.