Saloon

The Saloon is a cultural building of the Industrial Age. It can be build after researching the The West technology.

Efficiency[]

+77.77 per tile.^[1]

References[]

↑ The efficiency is calculated by taking the amount of happiness generated and dividing by the size.

Other Cultural Buildings[]

Cultural Buildings
Bronze Age	School • Stone Circle • Tavern • Theater^[1]
Iron Age	Amphitheater^[1] • Public Bath • Triumphal Arch
Early Middle Ages	Gallows • Inn • Marketplace • Pillory^[1]
High Middle Ages	Church • Doctor • Printer^[1]
Late Middle Ages	Academy • Cartographer • Library • Palace^[1]
Colonial Age	Coiffeur • Exotic Goods Vendor • Trading Company • Travelling Circus^[1]
Industrial Age	Natural History Museum^[1] • Police Station • Saloon • Water Pumping Station
Progressive Era	City Park • Electrical Plant • Metro Entrance • Publishing House • Zeppelin^[1]
Modern Era	American Diner • Amusement Park^[1] • Drive-In Theater • Roller Derby Track
Postmodern Era	Golf Course • Music Festival^[1] • Public Pool • Zoo
Contemporary Era	Casino^[1] • Floating Market • Shopping Mall • Zen Garden
Tomorrow Era	Concept Vehicle Fair • Hologram Arena^[1] • Surveillance Nexus • Tower Club
Future Era	Algae Airship • Concert Hall^[1] • Eco Park • Weather Control Station
Arctic Future	Blue Lagoon^[1] • Communication Tower • Holo-Holiday Park^[1] • Personal Rapid Transport • Vertical Zoo
Oceanic Future	Coral Reef^[1] • Maelstrom Dynamo • Seafood Restaurant^[1] • Secret Cove • Shipwreck • Trading Depot • Turtle Rescue Centre • Water Dome • Water Park^[1]
Virtual Future	Dragon Casino • Giant Robot^[1] • Karaoke Bar • Parade
Space Age Mars	Satellite Dish • Space Academy^[1]
Space Age Asteroid Belt	Belt Mining H.Q. • Asteroid Stock Exchange^[1]
Space Age Venus	Sky Taxi • Sky Cafe^[1]
Space Age Jupiter Moon	Aquatic Museum • Red Seaweed Bar^[1]

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[1] The efficiency is calculated by taking the amount of happiness generated and dividing by the size.

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