Choose 12 wonders you most want to see included in the DLCs and the first expansion of Civ6

[Zaarin]

I really miss Neuschwanstein and Taj Mahal, which were two of my favorites in Civ5. I'd also really like to see Château Versailles and one of the more noteworthy Mesoamerican pyramids, like Chichen Itza or Tlachihualtepetl.

 

[mitsho]

Yeah, they purposely left a few big names out of the original roster. I voted other and would mean the Gotthard-Tunnel (or another big tunnel through a mountain). Such wonders that fit well onto the map and have unique "the map altering" effects are optimal for civ6. The tunnel would help militarily (by providing shortcuts) and provide gold through trade routes passing through. Of course it depends on the map, but that's not really a problem - not every wonder needs to be built every time.

 

[Zaarin]

Yeah, they purposely left a few big names out of the original roster. I voted other and would mean the Gotthard-Tunnel (or another big tunnel through a mountain). Such wonders that fit well onto the map and have unique "the map altering" effects are optimal for civ6. The tunnel would help militarily (by providing shortcuts) and provide gold through trade routes passing through. Of course it depends on the map, but that's not really a problem - not every wonder needs to be built every time.

Some sort of wonder that would allow you to cross mountains would be fantastic, especially in Civ6 where mountains can form very long chains.

 

[Phrozen]

Or water: The Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel would be a good wonder. Long combined bridge and tunnel (23 miles) across the mouth of the Chesapeake.

 

[Xandinho]

I really miss Neuschwanstein and Taj Mahal, which were two of my favorites in Civ5. I'd also really like to see Château Versailles and one of the more noteworthy Mesoamerican pyramids, like Chichen Itza or Tlachihualtepetl.

Another great Mesoamerican pyramid would be most welcome. The Pyramid of the Sun of Teotihuacan could be a choice, this great pyramid occupying a tile in civ6 would be fascinating. I cosiderei puts it there in the poll, but I believe that the possibilities of another Mesoamerican wonder being added to the game are small. Considering that Machu Picchu will certainly have its place in the game, I find it unlikely that we will have a fourth Mesoamerican wonder.


I missed a Japanese wonder in the base game, I hope that space will soon be occupied by Himeji Castle or another wonder of this country. I hope that a Vatican wonder will be added as well, as long as the possibilities of the Sistine Chapel are small, St. Peter's Basilica has become more viable. I feel that Neuschwanstein is the best monument to represent Germany. Other major absences that bother me: Taj Mahal, Angkor Wat, Machu Picchu, Statue of Liberty, Notre Dame, Parthenon, Kremlin and others. But I am convinced that they will all be added, or at least almost all.

 

[Phrozen]

Both Tiwanaku and Pachacamac have wonderous things but work better as city states for Andean wonders. The best after those would probably be the Huaca del Sol or Huaca de la Luna from the Moche culture. The Huaca del Sol was the largest structure in Peru. Sipan btw should be another city state.

 

[Cerilis]

How about Reichstagbuilding?

 

[gettingfat]

I put others

The Grand Canal of China has been missing in all versions of Civ. This was built in the 6th Century and is still the longest artificial river in the world (1794 km), connecting Beijing all the way to the southeastern China. It played an instrumental role in catapulting the economy of ancient China to one of the best in the world for nearly a thousand of years, and also facilitated the cultural development and brought lot of tourists. Even more amazing is that almost half of it is still functional and heavily used today.

I honestly believe it is the most rewarding big engineering project ever built not only in china, but all human kinds, and is likely the most under-rated
Wonder totally ignored in this game.

 

[Arlequin]

machu pichu, Mount Rushmore, Himeji castle, neushwanstein.

Especially the first two because I want to see wonders built on mountains !

 

[Zaarin]

Mount Rushmore

Nothing like stealing someone's sacred land and then carving your leaders' faces directly into the mountain.

 

[The Kingmaker]

As far as wonders are concerned, the more the better.

Here's 12 great wonders that weren't in the poll that I'd really like to see:

Abu Simbel
Ishtar Gate, Babylon
Pantheon, Rome
Krak des Chevaliers
Temple of Heaven, China
Ise Shrine or Kiyomizu-dera
Palace Complex of Knossos
Pyramid of the Sun, Teotihuacan
Cahokia Mounds
Mesa Verde
Grand Canal of China
Moai Statues, Easter Island

And of course, to pick just one that was in the poll, I've got to give a vote to Solomon's Temple.

 

[LethalLeigh]

I'd like to see wonders that utilize mountains. Like the Observatory, where they appear on the actual mountain. This way mountains can be more useful other than NP's or Aqueducts.

 

[RFormica]

First, why is the Pentagon on the list? It really isn't that "wondrous", it's just a giant concrete complex with a courtyard in the middle.

Also, I would suggest St. Basil's Cathedral, the Pennsylvania Capital Building (Look it up, it's actually a very beautiful building), the Chrysler Building, Easter Island Moai, the Maras Inca Salt Pans, and the Nazca Lines

 

[Guandao]

First, why is the Pentagon on the list? It really isn't that "wondrous", it's just a giant concrete complex with a courtyard in the middle.

Also, I would suggest St. Basil's Cathedral, the Pennsylvania Capital Building (Look it up, it's actually a very beautiful building), the Chrysler Building, Easter Island Moai, the Maras Inca Salt Pans, and the Nazca Lines

The Pentagon was a wonder in Civilization 5.
St. Basil's Cathedral is often considered part of the Kremlin wonder in past games.

 

[RFormica]

Which one?

 

[Zaarin]

Which one?

The Pentagon and St. Basil's. Also the Easter Island moai weren't a wonder but they were a unique improvement for the Polynesians (which seems to be just begging to return as a city-state UI). I agree about the Pentagon, though; there is absolutely nothing wondrous about it.

 

[luigilime]

For the leaning tower of Pisa I think it should be expanded to the whole piazza dei miracoli because even though only the tower is famous for its not so stable foundation the basilica it's wonderful and the baptistery was made so it is an acoustic marvel.

 

[Xandinho]

First, why is the Pentagon on the list? It really isn't that "wondrous", it's just a giant concrete complex with a courtyard in the middle.

Also, I would suggest St. Basil's Cathedral, the Pennsylvania Capital Building (Look it up, it's actually a very beautiful building), the Chrysler Building, Easter Island Moai, the Maras Inca Salt Pans, and the Nazca Lines

Pentagon is not a wonder, but has been present in previous editions in the game as one, I gave priority to monuments that are already known to civilization players. In addition, I intend to create new polls like this as soon as new expansions are released and new wonders added, with new wonders taking the place of those added in the game and those less voted.

 

[conorbebe]

How would people feel about having the Burj Khalifa as an Information Era Wonder? I don't know too much about the building other than it being the world's tallest at the moment, which is an impressive feat alone.

 

[Zaarin]

How would people feel about having the Burj Khalifa as an Information Era Wonder? I don't know too much about the building other than it being the world's tallest at the moment, which is an impressive feat alone.

Truly a monument to human arrogance, but a pretty one.