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Battlestar Galactica: Caprica City Waterfront . Federal Capital of the Twelve Colonies of Kobol, Caprica City is the Solar System's leading cultural and scientific center. . These buildings, at the City Center, were inspired by the renowned architect from Aerilon, P. Wellington, as well as Joaquin Cantolla from Tauron. This part of the City contains the highest number of skyscrapers, and due to the airborne nature of the city traffic, it has no paved roads. Instead, citizens enjoy a series of walkways and running paths between buildings. The City consists of a variety of building styles, with influences from all of the Twelve Worlds. The City contains not only the Three Branches of the Colonial Government, it also contains the Ministry of Defense's Mainframe Computer. Although more secular than the other Colonies, Caprica does have its share of religious buildings. Here we see the Temple of Ares. As a hub of technological advancement, Caprica City was the location chosen for the Graystone Industries Center for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics. Caprica City is home to some 7 million inhabitants, the largest city on Caprica.

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