The Hanging Gardens is a World Wonder in Sid Meier's Civilization that adds 1 happy Citizen to every City of its owner.
Civilopedia entry[]
The Hanging Gardens of Babylon are believed to have been a series of ascending, tiered gardens built within the palace to please a queen from a more verdant region. The gardens contained all manner of trees, shrubs, and vines, and appeared to be a large green mountain in a city built of sun-dried mud bricks. Pleasing to look at, cool to linger in, and a remarkable piece of engineering, the gardens were a distinctive feature of Babylon. They were written about by many visitors and were a great source of pride to the people.
Gallery[]
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See also[]
- Hanging Gardens in other games
| Civilization Wonders | |
|---|---|
| Ancient World |
Colossus • Great Library • Great Wall • Hanging Gardens • Lighthouse • Oracle • Pyramids |
| Middle Ages |
Copernicus' Observatory •
Isaac Newton's College •
J.S. Bach's Cathedral |
| Industrial Age |
Darwin's Voyage •
Apollo Program •
Cure for Cancer •
Hoover Dam •
Manhattan Project •
SETI Program |