From Inverness to Truro, explore the cities of the United Kingdom in this 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle. Every city is bursting with its unique history and Val Goldfinch has worked her magic once again to illustrate a fascinating detail of each iconic place. Made in the UK.
It is the perfect summers day for a Classic Car rally in the tourist town of Matlock Bath. The crowds are starting to gather in this popular destination for families, bikers and fun seekers. Whether you are a vintage car lover or a non-motoring enthusiast you are bound to enjoy this vibrant jigsaw puzzle.
Puzzle 1000 pieces of size 69 x 50 cm
Master Mordillo kindly gives a revealing and serene insight into the secret life of his unique wildlife. First time in the square! All Heye jigsaws are manufactured in dust-reduced production and come in merchandising-friendly packing.
So beautiful, these meadows and fields in the "idyll" of Mordillo! If you want to know what's going on around the lake, just put the second puzzle in the mini-series on the right! All Heye jigsaws are manufactured in dust-reduced production and come in merchandising-friendly packing. The Heye Puzzle Company was founded in the year 1962, by Friedrich Wilhelm Heye.
This 1000 piece puzzle shows families enjoying a day out at a classic car show taking place beneath the famous Tyne Bridge. The Tyne Bridge is a through arch bridge over the River Tyne in North East England, linking Newcastle upon Tyne and Gateshead.
Are you a Steak & Kidney or a Pork Pie person? Do you prefer smoked kippers for your breakfast or raw oysters for your lunch? Whatever traditional foods you are into, this mouth-watering puzzle painted by Val Goldfinch should get you souper eggcited. As with all Gibsons jigsaws, we use 100% recycled puzzle board, FSC paper and work with the best artists from all around the world.
The town of Ambleside and the surrounding area is one of the gems of our beautiful Lake District. Serving as a base for hiking, mountaineering and mountain biking, there are activities for everyone but, for the sailors amongst us, what can be nicer than taking to the water?
