List of Wonders in Civilization

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This is a list of Wonders of the World that appeared in the Civilization video games in chronological order. Note that in Civilization I there is no modern age; the Industrial Age covers modern era.

Contents 1 Sid Meier's Civilization 1.1 Ancient Age 1.2 Middle Age 1.3 Industrial Age 1.4 Modern Age 1.5 Small wonders in Civilization III 2 Civilization IV 2.1 Ages In Civilization IV 2.2 New Wonders and projects in Civilization IV 2.3 New Small Wonders 3 Civilization: Call to Power 3.1 Ancient Age 3.2 Renaissance 3.3 Modern Age 3.4 Genetic Age 3.5 Diamond Age

[edit] Sid Meier's Civilization

[edit] Ancient Age

The epoch was named Antiquity in Civilization I.

• The Colossus of Rhodes

Simply known as The Colossus in Civilization II,III and IV.

• The Lighthouse

Renamed as The Great Lighthouse in Civilization IV

• The Great Wall

Removed in Civilization IV & re-added Civilization IV Warlords

• Statue of Zeus
• Mausoleum of Halicarnassos (constructed by Persians)
• Temple of Artemis (constructed by Persians)

Added in Civilization III Conquests but removed in Civilization IV.

• Great Library
• The Hanging Gardens
• The Oracle
• The Pyramids

[edit] Middle Age

• J.S. Bach's Cathedral

Moved to Industrial Age in Civilization II but removed in Civilization IV.

• Copernicus' Observatory

Removed in Civilization IV.

• Isaac Newton's College

Moved to Industrial Age in Civilization II and changed its name to Newton's University in Civilization III. Removed in Civilization IV.

• Magellan's Expedition

Name changed to Magellan's Voyage in Civilization III. Removed in Civilization IV.

• Michaelangelo's Chapel

Name changed to Sistine Chapel in Civilization III.

• Shakespeare's Theatre

See also Elizabethan theatre. Renamed as The Globe Theater in Civilization IV.

• Sun Tzu's War Academy

Added in Civilization II, and changed the name to Sun Tzu's Art of War. Removed in Civilization IV.

• King Richard I's Crusade

Added in Civilization II. Removed in Civilization III.

• Marco Polo's Embassy

Added in Civilization II but removed in Civilization III.

• Darwin's Voyage

Moved to Industrial Age in Civilization II. The name was changed to the Theory of Evolution in Civilization III. Removed in Civilization IV.

• Knights Templar

Added in Civilization III Conquests but removed in Civilization IV.

[edit] Industrial Age

• Apollo Program

Moved to Modern Age in Civilization II. Treated as small wonder in Civilization III. Treated as a project in Civilization IV.

• Cure for Cancer

Moved to Modern Age in Civilization II. Removed in Civilization IV.

• Hoover Dam

Moved to Modern Age in Civilization II. Moved back to Industrial Age in Civilization III. Renamed as the Three Gorges Dam in Civilization IV

• Manhattan Project

Moved to Modern Age in Civilization II. Became a project in Civilization IV.

• United Nations

Moved to Modern Age in Civilization II.

• SETI Program

Moved to Modern Age in Civilization II. Removed in Civilization IV.

• Women's Suffrage

Name changed to Universal suffrage, moved back to Industrial Age in Civilization III. Became a civic in Civilization IV.

• Leonardo's Workshop

Added in Civilization II and moved to Middle Age in Civilization III. Removed in Civilization IV.

• Adam Smith's Trade Company

Added in Civilization II. The first name Adam was removed in Civilization III and moved to Middle Age in Civilization III. Removed in Civilization IV.

• Statue of Liberty

Added in Civilization II but removed in Civilization III. Returned in Civilization IV.

• Eiffel Tower

Added in Civilization II but removed in Civilization III. Returned in Civilization IV.

[edit] Modern Age

• Longevity

Added in Civilization III. Removed in Civilization IV.

• The Internet

Added in Civilization III Play the World. Became a project in Civilization IV.

[edit] Small wonders in Civilization III

• Heroic Epic
• Iron Works
• Forbidden Palace
• Secret Police HQ
• Wall Street
• Military Academy
• The Pentagon
• Intelligence Agency
• Strategic Missile Defence
• Battlefield Medicine

[edit] Civilization IV

Civilization IV does not use the same epoch system so the list cannot be fit within the above section. Any Wonder cannot be built in any city, like in Civilization II; rather, they are built in cities that meet certain resource and terrain requirements, which vary from Wonder to Wonder. Every nation is able to build any wonder (with certain restrictions placed on the Church of the Nativity, the Dai Miao, and the other Holy City buildings), so long as no other civilization has completed it or discovered the technology which will render the Wonder obsolete. Theoretically, a civilization can still build stonehenge into the later ages if, by some miracle, no other civilization has built it or discovered the "Calendar" technology.

[edit] Ages In Civilization IV

• Ancient
• Classical
• Medieval
• Renaissance
• Industrial
• Modern

[edit] New Wonders and projects in Civilization IV

• Parthenon
• Chichen Itza
• Hagia Sophia
• Angkor Wat
• Versailles
• Broadway
• Hollywood
• Space Elevator

[edit] New Small Wonders

• National Epic
• Mount Rushmore
• Red Cross
• The Hermitage
• Scotland Yard

[edit] Civilization: Call to Power

[edit] Ancient Age

• Chichen Itza
• Confucius Academy

Changed to the Appian Way in Call to Power II.

• Forbidden City
• Hagia Sophia

Moved to Renaissance in Call to Power II.

• Labyrinth

Removed in Call to Power II.

• Philosopher's Stone

Removed in Call to Power II.

• Ramayana

Removed in Call to Power II.

• Sphinx

Removed in Call to Power II.

• Stonehenge

Removed in Call to Power II.

• Aristotle's Lyceum

Added in Call to Power II.

• Great Wall

Added in Call to Power II.

• Pyramids

Added in Call to Power II.

[edit] Renaissance

• East India Company
• Emancipation Act
• Galileo's Telescope
• Gutenberg Bible
• London Exchange

Moved to Modern age in Call to Power II.

[edit] Modern Age

• The Agency
• Contraception

Removed in Call to Power II.

• Edison's Lab

Removed in Call to Power II.

• Genome Project

Moved to Genetic age in Call to Power II.

• GlobeSat

Moved to Genetic age in Call to Power II.

• Hollywood
• Internet
• Empire State Building

Added in Call to Power II.

• Zero Crime bill

Added in Call to Power II.

• Penicillin

Added in Call to Power II.

[edit] Genetic Age

• Dinosaur Park

Removed in Call to Power II.

• Nanite Defuser

Moved to Diamond age in Call to Power II.

• Nanopedia

Removed in Call to Power II.

• National Shield

Moved to Diamond age in Call to Power II.

• Sensorium

Removed in Call to Power II.

• Star Ladder

Removed in Call to Power II.

• Field Dynamics Laboratory

Added in Call to Power II.

[edit] Diamond Age

• AI Entity

Removed in Call to Power II.

• The Eden Project
• Egalitarian Act
• ESP Center

Name changed to World Peace Center in Call to Power II.

• Gaia Controller

Removed in Call to Power II.

• Global E-Bank

Name changed to Data Haven and moved to Genetic age in Call to Power II.

• Immunity Chip

Removed in Call to Power II.

• Wormhole Sensor
• Central Matter Decomplier

Added in Call to Power II.

• The solaris Project

Added in Call to Power II.