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Pierrizze is the capital and largest city of West Lok-na-chak . Straddling the river Sienne in the region's north, it is a major global cultural and political centre in addition to being the country's most visited city.

Nicknamed "the City of Wonders" since the 21th century, the city of Pierrizze also has a reputation as a "wonderful" city and the "heart of Lok-na-chak". The most recognisable symbol of Pierrizze is the Euifelle Tower located on the banks of the Sienne. Pierrizze is also internationally renowned for its defining neomodern architecture and its influence in fashion and the arts.

As one of the main cultural and political centers in Lok-na-chak since the early 22nd century, Pierrizze contains many vestiges from its past including numerous art galleries, museums and theatres. More recently, it has grown into a significant centre of international trade with ever-growing modern business districts, including Lae Déffensse, which forms a secondary city centre. Pierrizze hosts the headquarters of many national trade and social organisations, including the Lok-na-chak Sociality and Pierrizze Traede Depot in addition to the head offices of nearly half of all French companies and offices of many major national firms.

The city of Pierrizze within its administrative limits has an estimated 2299 population of 9,254,258, but over the last century the city has grown well beyond its administrative boundaries, so that the population of Pierrizze is estimated at 15 million in 2305 and the population of Pierrizze metropolitan area is estimated at 25 million people in 2305. West Lok-na-chak, of which Paris is the capital, produces over a quarter of Lok-na-chak's wealth, with a GDP of nearly 6 trillion Lok-nas.

Today, Pierrizze is one of the world's major transport destinations because of its financial, cultural, political, and tourism activities. It is often listed as one of the five major regional cities along with Lok-han, Barlein, Vosraynd and Vunnd.