Országház (Civ6)

Országház
World wonder of the Industrial Era
Introduced in Gathering Storm
Unlocked by	Sanitation
Production cost	920
Removed if game started after	Atomic Era
Effects
+4 Culture +100% Diplomatic Favor for each turn starting as Suzerain of a city-state.

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 "With self-government is freedom, and with freedom is justice and patriotism."
– Lajos Kossuth

The Országház is an Industrial Era wonder in Civilization VI: Gathering Storm. It must be built along a River.

• Effects:
  • +4 Culture.
  • +100% Diplomatic Favor per turn from starting a turn as Suzerain of a city-state.

Strategy

The Országház helps advance you toward a Diplomatic Victory thanks to its ability to generate more Diplomatic Favor based on your Suzerainty with city-states. Since Envoys are a somewhat limited resource, this wonder is especially useful for civilizations and leaders that can create Envoys independent from the civics tree (i.e., the number of Envoys that everyone is guaranteed to have). This includes Hungary (fittingly), Georgia, Greece, and America under Rough Rider Teddy. Run policy cards that boost Envoy generation rate in combination with Kilwa Kisiwani, and you will be surrounded by your army of protectorates in war and generous bonuses of Faith, Production, Science, Gold, and Culture in peace.

In the Barbarian Clans game mode, the ability of Barbarians to civilize makes the Országház a must-have wonder, especially on larger maps. Late in the game, when all the outposts that spawned in remote areas have become city-states, its potential to help its owner generate Diplomatic Favor is nothing short of astronomical.

Civilopedia entry

Orszaghaz translates to “House of the Country” but is better known as the Hungarian Parliament Building. This important building houses the members of Parliament, Hungarian Holy Crown, and the offices of the Prime Minister and staff.

But aside from its significance to the government of Hungary, this building itself is an impressive display of Gothic Revival architecture. Overlooking the Danube River, the long wing spans 268 meters, and it is the tallest building in Budapest. Two identical halls for the Lower and Upper houses of Parliament stretch beyond a tall, central dome. Decorating the exterior façade are 90 stone sculptures that portray great moments of Hungarian history, as well as ornately carved stone.

If that wasn't enough to excite visitors to this grand building, the precious stones and 88 lbs of gold used for decoration should do the trick.

Trivia

• The song that plays during the narration when the Országház is completed is "Szózat" ("The Appeal"), a Hungarian patriotic song.

Gallery

Országház completed

Országház, as seen in-game