Ishtar

Ishtar is a city on Venus. Built close to the ground on the plains of Venus, it is located not far from the Citadel. Although it is the smallest city on Venus, it incorporates the work of many designers and builders alike to provide for the steady, comfortable lives of its inhabitants.

History
The plains of Venus were much like the ones you could find on Earth, except they seemed to give off a very, very faint glow. No one was sure why or what caused the grass to glow, but it was admired and helpful when it was dark out. Ishtar was built on a bit of a knoll, giving it the advantage of a slightly raised 360º view. Its homes were made of venulite stone and compressed wood, and built low to the ground to avoid the wrath of any windstorms that might come through, save for the odd building that had more than four stories, to accommodate the families and people that wanted complexes and apartments, as well as the odd business that needed the height. Trees were brought in from Earth, such as Japanese black pine, to provide shade when needed, and extensive agricultural groups worked long hours to ensure the city would be able to have a steady supply of produce. Thankfully, the Citadel was not far from where they were, and so if supplies were low, caravans or runners could be sent to the city to purchase what was needed.

Ishtar was home to those that preferred the simple life: raising a family, or living out the twilight years in a peaceful but active atmosphere. The store fronts and business that occur here are very minimal; there aren't many duplicate places to shop for food, clothing, or homewares. There are an abundance of gardens and pools, however. All man made, all looked after carefully so as not to disturb the balance that's created for the farmers, you're guaranteed to find cool and refreshing spots in each small oasis.

Jobs
Ishtar is the least populated out of all the major cities in Venus currently built, and does not have districts that they follow.

Florist, grocer, farmer, hunter, weaver, jeweler, healer, storyteller/fortuneteller, etc.