Roman Neighborhood Guide

A Guide to the Roman Neighborhood in CityVille 2

Neighborhoods are a new way to personalize your city and unlock great new rewards! Would you like to know how to get started with the first new Neighborhood? This guide will walk you through everything you need to do in order to create your very own “Little Italy” in CityVille 2!

Getting Started

Before you can start creating your Neighborhood, you must be Level 9 or higher in CityVille 2. If you aren’t quite there yet, don’t worry. Play the game, have fun, and get ready for excitement as you play through the levels!

Another thing you should know before you get started is that you can only have one Roman Neighborhood at a time.

If you build one and then decide you would like it in a different District – no sweat! Simply move the buildings and decorations to the District you want it in. Doing this will remove the Roman Neighborhood from the first District and allow you to build it again in the new one.

Building your Roman Neighborhood

The first time you play CityVille 2 after meeting the requirements, you will be given a free Villa! Villas are Roman Neighborhood Houses for your city. All you have to do is place the Villa in the district you would like to use, and start building!

If you aren’t prompted to place the Villa, you can always find it in your Market under “Buildings” and then “Housing.” Once the Villa is placed, you will need the following Construction Parts to complete it:

• 5 Builders
• 6 Citizens
• 8 Lumber
• 4 Tile Roofs
• 4 Salami
• 4 Tomato Sauce

Depending on the part, you can build them, find them by collecting from various objects in your city, ask your friends for them or acquire them by spending Golden Keys. 

Remember, you can only have one Roman Neighborhood at a time, be sure to put it in the District you want to use for your Roman buildings!

Building the Neighborhood

In addition to a Villa, you will need other items in your District to make it a Roman Neighborhood:

• 1 Campo de’Fioeri
• 1 Business – Trattoria, Gelateria (Your choice!)
• 4 Roman Houses – Domus, Villa, Condominio (Any four, including your initial Villa)
• 2 Decorations – Ancient Columns, Aqueducts, Planters, Arches (Any two!)
• 1 Landmark – Roman Forum, Italian Museum (Your choice!)

Your chosen District will become your Roman Neighborhood if you place all of these items in the same District, which will also unlock several rewards!

A free Pantheon for your Neighborhood!

• New Vehicles:
  • Italian Convertible
  • Classic Moped
• Tourists – New Roman Neighborhood shoppers!

Benefits to Existing Buildings

In addition to the rewards, the following buildings can produce new bonuses if they are placed in a Roman Neighborhood:

• Small Deli – Salami
• Coffee Shop – Espresso
• Bakery – Italian Bread
• Fish Market – Scampi
• Performing Arts Center – Fresco

Neighborhood Perks

When you first complete your Roman Neighborhood, you will be able to choose one of the following perks:

• When In Rome – All businesses in this neighborhood have a chance of generating a Tourist when collecting.
• That’s Amore – You have a chance for reputation when collecting from houses in the Roman neighborhood. Roman houses have double the chance!
• Ancient History – Cultural Buildings have bonuses to payouts when in this neighborhood!

Questing for Rewards

If you would like even more rewards, look for Philippe Tishler to stop by your city and offer you a series of quests for your Roman Neighborhood. If you complete all six quest stages, you will receive a Trevi Fountain as a reward!

Have Fun!

That’s everything you need to know in order to build a Roman Neighborhood! If you are ready to get started, click this link and play CityVille 2! 

Would you like to discuss the Roman Neighborhood? Share your feedback with us in the forums by clicking this link! 

Share pictures of your Roman Neighborhood with other Mayors in the CityVille 2 Showcase forum!