Wonders: What new wonders would you like to see on civ 6?

[George Abitbol]

I agree that we need modern skyscrapers as wonders, such as Empire State Building, CN Tower and Burj Khalifa. Anyway, one of them must be added in the future.

Skyscrapers wonders would be awesome and gorgeous with the new "one wonder per tile" system! They could litteraly dominate the city.

 

[BackseatTyrant]

Skogskyrkogården
A.K.A. The Woodland Cemetery



"Architects have always debated the problem of the relationship between architecture and the landscape
within which it is located. During the present century the concept of architecture wholly integrated into its
environment has been developed to a high degree by certain architects and designers.
Skogskyrkogârden is an outstanding example of the successful application of this principle. The chapels
and other buildings there would lose much of their meaning if isolated from the landscape for which they were
conceived. The Woodland Chapel is intimately integrated into its setting, whilst the impact of the later group of
chapels is heightened by the use of their landscape as a background. In both cases the architecture has a quality
of austerity which is appropriate to its fonction and does not compete with the landscape."

- ICOMOS, October 1994


Generates +1 Tourism per turn for every Great Person of the host civilization expended since Skogskyrkogården's completion.
Must be built adjacent to at least one forest tile.
Tourism yield doubled if built adjacent to three forest tiles or more.
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[Thunderfist]

I would've loved to have seen the grand canyon in this new engine.
Here's hoping to see it in the expansions.

 

[Siptah]

I'd like to see Nemrut Dagi (or Tomb of Antiochus or whatever you want to call it). It has to be built on a mountain (not a hill). Maybe it increases the adjacency bonus for holy sites and campus from that mountain by 3? Or gives the hill climbing promotion (no movement cost for hill terrain) to all units build in this city?

Edit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Nemrut (the english wikipedia article is terrible, if you can read it in german https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nemrut_Dağı_(Adıyaman))

 

[Cliomancer]

How about the Palm Jumeirah?
Late game building that grants a signifigant housing and tourism to the city in addition to major gold/amenity/tourism bonuses for adjacent districts.

 

[Cliomancer]

Also since we've had mention of Wonders granted after conquering a civ, what about archeological relics you claim after conquering a civ, such as England's Crown Jewels, America's Declaration of Independence or Japan's Yasakani no Magatama.

Because there's a risk they'd not fit in your existing/unbuilt great work slots, maybe they should just occupy their own slot in your capital, there to be stolen by spies/enemies.

 

[SMA333M]

I would like to see The House of the People from Bucharest. It's the heaviest building in the world and also one of the biggest buildings. I think the only reason this is not included in games it's because they don't promote it too much (and that is because it was built during communism).

Spoiler :

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palace_of_the_Parliament

Pictures

 

[UnknownHuman]

I made a reddit post few weeks ago about that, here are the ones I putted in.

1. Pena Palace
2. Paro Taktsang
3. Kinkaku-ji
4. Mehrangarh Fort
5. Sagrada Família
6. Winter Palace
7. Burj Khalifa
8. Naqsh-e Rostam
9. Belém Tower
10. Tower Bridge
11. Wat Chaiwatthanaram
12. Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe
13. Golden Bridge

I’m going to add few natural wonders.

1. Niagara Falls
2. Los Glaciares National Park
3. Grand Canyon
4. Hạ Long Bay

 

[bite]

I would love them to add the Parkes Observatory

 

[El Castellano]

"El Río Tinto" would be a good candidate for a natural wonder.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rio_Tinto_(river))

Spoiler :

 

[SofNascimento_]

The Pantheon aka the most technologically impressive building of the ancient world.

 

[Krajzen]

Schwedagon Paya, Wat Arun, Nan Madol (maybe unique wonder for that city state), Sankore Madrasa, Lalibela Churches, Persepolis