Cities: Skylines II - Landmark Buildings
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Set your city apart with 9 unique buildings inspired by real-world landmarks and an exclusive map - from the Bell Tower of Xi'an to Notre-Dame de Paris. Explore historical player activity and pricing for Cities: Skylines II - Landmark Buildings. Player-count data was last observed Apr 22, 2026.
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About This Game
Set your city apart with 9 unique buildings inspired by real-world landmarks and an exclusive map - from the Bell Tower of Xi'an to Notre-Dame de Paris. ‘Landmark Buildings' brings iconic architecture from around the globe to Cities: Skylines II.
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Set your city apart with 9 unique buildings based on famous landmarks from around the world and one exclusive map. From the Bell Tower of Xi'an to Notre-Dame de Paris, ‘Landmark Buildings' brings more variety to your cities!
‘Landmark Buildings' includes:
Bell Tower of Xi'an: This brick and timber bell tower is the largest and most well-preserved of its kind. It stands as a symbol of ancient China at the center of the city of Xi'an.
Notre Dame: The world-famous French medieval Gothic cathedral, one of the most widely recognized symbols of Paris.
Näsinneula: The observation tower in Tampere, Finland. Opened in 1971, it is located in the Särkänniemi amusement park, overlooking Lake Näsijärvi.
Namdaemun: One of the Eight Gates in the Fortress Wall of Seoul, South Korea
National Diet Building: Located in Tokyo, where both houses of the Japanese legislature, the National Diet, meet.
National Gallery of Art: The national art museum in Washington, D.C.
Botanical Garden: Give your citizens a time to relax in a beautiful environment.
Ferris Wheels: A huge boost in tourist attraction for your city.
Grand Hotel: The natural upscale hub for your tourists to flock to.
Tampere map: A map to replicate the hometown of Cities: Skylines creation.