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Cities and travel puzzles

Explore city scenes, streets, coastlines and travel-inspired views, with exact dimensions for your board or table.

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Exact editions

2,879 puzzles to explore

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A young woman in stylish city clothes walks a busy street with her pet sloth in her arms. Spring is underway around her: flowering trees, pigeons moving along the sidewalk, and a yellow taxi passing in the distance.

New York Puzzle Company

Urban Sloth

500 pieces18.0 Ă— 24.0 in

An original illustration by Jenny Kroik, produced as a randomly die-cut jigsaw with a linen-style finish and a recommended age of 10 and up. The artwork places a lighthearted animal companion inside an everyday city setting.

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A collage of poster-style panels celebrating United States national parks, gathered into one artwork. The imagery spans mountain peaks, canyon country, desert formations and dunes, forests, and lakes, with bears and other wildlife set among the landscapes.

Nautilus Puzzles

US National Parks Posters

505 pieces18.0 Ă— 15.5 in

A wooden jigsaw puzzle built around a collage of national park poster art and cut in a modern style. Shaped whimsy pieces themed to the park imagery are worked into the composition, and a bonus poster is included.

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The scene tells the USC story: the Los Angeles campus, the Coliseum built across the street for the 1932 Olympic opening ceremonies, a football tradition that started in 1888, and the 1912 sportswriter's remark that gave the team its Trojan name. The "Ride that Horse" shout that continues the tradition is part of the artwork's theme.

Dowdle

USC Trojans

500 pieces16.0 Ă— 20.0 in

A Dowdle puzzle built around the University of Southern California and its Trojans, with NCAA college sports as the theme. The design is a single-school tribute to the university and its athletics identity.

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A woodblock-print view of mid-nineteenth-century Edo, the Japanese capital now known as Tokyo: landscape and everyday city life, with cats and other animals among the subjects. The image comes from Utagawa Hiroshige's series on the city and holds to the soft color range of his prints.

Pomegranate

Utagawa Hiroshige

500 pieces18.0 Ă— 27.0 in

A Pomegranate jigsaw reproducing a print from Utagawa Hiroshige's One Hundred Famous Views of Edo, a woodblock-print series counted among the high points of Japanese art. Hiroshige was one of the last great masters of Edo-period ukiyo-e, and the series records the landscape and daily life of mid-nineteenth-century Edo.

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