Emporium (Civ7)

Emporium
Introduced in Civilization VII
Cost	30
Effects
+2 Gold. +2 Gold in Cities if they have at least one Resource assigned to them.
Notes
Cannot be built next to another Emporium.

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The Emporium is a special tile improvement in Civilization VII. It can only be built by a player who is the Suzerain of an Economic city-state in the Antiquity Age and chooses the Emporium Suzerainty bonus.

• Effects:
  • +2 Gold.
  • +2 Gold in Cities if they have at least one Resource assigned to them.
• Restrictions:
  • Cannot be built next to another Emporium.

Strategy

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Civilopedia entry

The emporium was a trading center in the ancient and early medieval world. Many of these sites were permanent markets in settlements along the coast or near major trade routes. Others were seasonal, overlapping with significant regional events: political, social, or religious. Emporia were largely defined by local exports but were also created to attract and centralize imported goods from various origins. For instance, Hatshepsut established Elat as a gateway center of trade to attract materials from the Levant and Arabia that could then be funneled into Egypt. Due to the international flavor of emporia, they were centers of significant cultural exchange, where ideas as well as goods spread to new lands and minds.

Gallery

Emporium in-game

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