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10/25/2025 - The Tranquil Retreat bsky.app/profile/feli...

That's another stamp in the passport! Until next time!

All in all, this was a very fun museum visit! The Tranquil Retreat is a relaxing place to see, the collection sure to rouse fond memories from players.

There was even a beautiful display showcasing very familiar gear from other Final Fantasy games...

Downstairs, there were more posters and event items on display, as well as figurines that one would get through playing through the vast majority of the game's side content.

That tower of slimes was very luminescent!

Pet the egg!

Upstairs, there's a wide variety of statues and paintings, as well as displays for different weapons! It was really amazing, seeing all of this, like a little trip down memory lane...

The foyer has been decorated quite nicely for Halloween! From what I've gathered too, the decorations on display were also used in past events as well, matching with the overall theme of the museum.

10/25/2025 - After another weekend off, we're back to visiting museums!

This time, Cirhu got to visit The Tranquil Retreat in Diabolos (her home world!), a museum full of various memorabilia that's been collected over the years, dating back to 2.0.

10/11/2025 Trillium Gardens bsky.app/profile/feli...

The passport is getting a little more full with each visit! I didn't expect to see so many museums, tbh! But I'll keep on going~

Until next time!

Trillium Gardens Botanical gardens and museums in Final Fantasy XIV showcasing various plant-themed furnishings.

Here's the Trillium Gardens's information, if you'd like to check it out for yourself! trilliumffxiv.crd.co

All in all, a very beautiful and calming tour through a variety of gardens and greenhouses!

Cirhu loves nature, and loves growing all sorts of flowers even more, so I think she would very much enjoy visits like these~

The bottom level housed a wide variety of flora from the different places in Aldenard and Othard.

Apparently too, there's another garden being added to the directory very soon! I'll have to check it out when it's ready for the public!

The second house is Nophica's Tidings, a name befitting a place that showcases the different types of flowers that one can grow themselves!

The main level has just about every flower that can be grow, both as-they-are and their rainbow variation! Very lovely!

By the time Cirhu left the apartments, the rain finally stopped!

The first of two homes, Florum Vale, is a dungeon inspired by Saint Mocianne's Arboretum and Aurum Vale! A very beautiful and creative showcase, indeed~

Next stops in the apartments were Vivarium Viridi (apt. 14) and the Wayward Otter (apt. 19).

Both were very soothing and relaxing places to stop and sit at for a quick rest~

Due to the rain outside, our first stop was Lily Hills to check out the apartments, which housed a variety of greenhouses.

Shown here are Mandragora Nursery (apt. 2) and Lydha Uin (apt. 8), feat. the almighty Scree!

10/11/2025 - 10/11/2025 - After a weekend off, it's time for another museum visit!

Today, Cirhu got to visit the Trillium Gardens & Museum over in Maduin! This one's a little special in that this is a collection of gardens across several apartments and plots in the ward!

Artwork of a girl with short pink hair, wearing a baby doll dress made of fluffy clouds and pink ballet heels.

orange soda sky 🧡💫

Won't you shake a poor sinners hand?

#ffxiv

09/27/2025 - Little Norvrandt bsky.app/profile/feli...

Another stamp for the passport! I hope I have room for more museum stamps in the future...

But that's all for this Saturday! See you next time! o/

There's no self-guided tour or website for them, but fun fact: the Goblin campus is the expanded version of the original exhibit!

You can find the museum at Goblin, Mist W25/P10! The original exhibit is in Excalibur, Empyreum, W13, Main Division Apartment, Room 2!

All in all, Little Norvrandt was a fun little trip down memory lane. They did a brilliantly creative job recreating so much of the areas from the First, and I had a great time pointing out everything I recognized!

I won't show much of the last two areas, but know that the Amaurot "centerpiece" was breathtaking...for various reasons.

The exhibit for the Rak'tika Greatwoods was exquisitely detailed. There was even a little sitting area to bask in the wonders of the Scree.

The Il Mheg area was one of my favorite exhibits, with all of the flowers and porxies, while the Ahm Araeng exhibit had a very faithful recreation of Storge, one of the Lightwardens.

Honestly, every exhibit did a wonderful job recreating key areas and people throughout the WoL's journey through the First. The people at this museum did amazing work!

Each exhibit of Little Norvrandt showcases important places of the First, including the lodgings the Warrior of Light stayed in!

(The Ardbert mannequin, though... :( A very faithful recreation, indeed.)