Faction Buildings

[wearenemesis]

Had this game for about a good month now, still having a blast.

My question relates to the faction unique buildings you can build. Such as the Arc d'Triumph in France. Through my various campaign's I've come across some of them, but as an example I just recently found out about Sweden's unique museum. (Which you can't build if you build an Observatory.)

So is there a guide or list of all the faction unique buildings out there anywhere? I've searched quite a bit on the forum but have yet to find anything. I might be searching eneffectively as I am still new to the forum, so any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks.

[dVn]

I'm not sure if there is a guide, but you can check by going to the building browser and looking at the trees. You can start up new campaigns just to check different factions.

[Draknith]

I know this post has been inactive for quite some time, but it was the first post I found after an hour of searching for this very topic. I found this info on another site:

Every major (read playable) faction gets two unique buildings, which are on;y available in their capital cities (regardless of where they actually were). They are as follows:

Great Britain: Somerset House (government), The British Museum (culture)
France: Palais Bourbon (government), Arc de Triomphe (military)
Austria: Hofburg (government), Albertina Museum (culture)
United Provinces: Teyler Museum (culture), Koninklijke Kweekschool voor de Zeevaart (naval), neither actually in Amsterdam
Spain: Palacio Real de Madrid (government), Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando (culture)
Prussia: Brandenburg Gate (military), Berlin Academy (culture)
Poland-Lithuania: Akademia Szlachecka Korpusu Kadetow (military), Lazienki Park (culture)
Ottoman Empire: Nur-u Osmaniye Mosque (culture), Imperial Naval Engineer's School (naval)
Russia: Winter Palace (government), Kunstkamera (culture), both actually in St. Petersburg
Sweden: Stockholms Slott (government), Konglig Museum (culture)
Maratha Confederacy: Shaniwar Wada (government), Ajinkyatara (military), both in other Indian cities
United States: Independence Hall (government, actually in Philadelphia), The Smithsonian Institute (culture, actually in Washington DC)

The credit goes to, "Woolagaroo" from heavengames. I felt this could be useful for members of this community. It will be for me.

[Blofeld2k]

It's all in the manual. Or wait...