This puzzle shows the replica of the ship Captain James Cook used to sail to Australia and New Zealand when it arrived in Whitby to mark the 250th anniversary of Cook's first scientific expedition to the Pacific in 1768. 

Bourton-on-the-Water has been described as the Little Venice of the Cotswolds and is one of the most popular tourist spots in the region. Elegant 18th century bridges cross the River Windrush as it flows through the centre of the village. All Gibsons jigsaws' beautifully illustrated pieces are made from the highest quality 100% recycled board.

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. 

Caravan holidays in the great British countryside is a summer highlight for every family member. As Granny settles down in the deckchair with a good book, the pups take a well-earned rest on the picnic blanket. 

Its difficult to imagine life without chocolate. But it was only in Victorian times that sweets began to satisfy the craving with boiled sugar, toffee and plain chocolate. So many timeless classic displayed in the chocca block puzzle- which treat is your favourite? 

Treat yourself while you wait at the station on a hot, summers day! Whether you are hopping aboard a train or venturing out on the local bus, nothing beats cooling down with a Walls ice cream served by a friendly face. Made in the UK.

Can you think of a better way to while away a summer's evening? As the sun sets on another gorgeous day, Rita, Luke and Layla bob along the river in their little wooden boat. This 1000 piece puzzle has been painted by the talented Steve Crisp. 

Sit down for an afternoon tea in the summer sun and take in the aroma of the brightly coloured flowers around you. Reflecting on the hard work that makes the conservatory a sight to behold, even the pets are enjoying the view with their eye on a cupcake! This detailed 1000 piece puzzle has been beautifully illustrated by Claire Comerford.

Ha'penny Bridge is a Dublin landmark. It crossed the River Liffey, was built in 1816 and is officially called the Liffey Bridge. Elizabeth Blustin has captured the typical hustle and bustle of pedestrians crossing the bridge, as well as the iconic ironmongery of the bridge itself. Take a stroll across the River Liffey by piecing together this beautiful puzzle. 

It is the weekend and grandma has taken the whole family on a special outing to the local cake parlour. Look around and choose your favourite delicious cakes, sweet muffins, yummy macaroons and colourful cupcakes it is all here on display. This delectable looking 1000 piece jigsaw was beautifully painted by Tony Ryan. 

The wonders of the seasons are displayed in all their glory, from the joys of new life with the spring lambs to the hedgehog all curled up snuggly warm for his winter nap. Life here is governed by the seasons, each month brings incredible transformations and this 500XL piece puzzle celebrates the vibrancy of the changing year witnessed on our very own doorstep. 

Celebrating Britains best streets. The view looking down from the top of Gold Hill in Shaftesbury, Dorset, has been described as one of the most romantic sights in England. The steep cobbled street, lined with beautiful chocolate-box cottages, is famous for its picturesque appearance.

The picturesque fishing village of Crail is situated on the east coast of Scotland, in the county of Fife. The curved breakwater, providing shelter from the Forth, dates back to the 16th century. The straight west pier was built by Robert Stevenson in 1826.

This puzzle is perfect for any puzzler who loves nature, colours, textures and shapes...as well as a challenge! Inspired by the untamed wilderness of her home, Colombian artist Catalina Estrada has created this vibrant jungle print of pattern and wonder. 

An evocative collection celebrating the beauty of wildlife and nature throughout Summer. This original artwork has been skilfully created by one of The Art File's multi-award winning in-house designers. 

Do you know the collective nouns for these groups of creatures? Piece together this beautiful jigsaw and try to work them out from the clues in the puzzle image. The answers on hidden on one side of the base of the box dont peek if you want to play the game! This puzzle has been beautifully illustrated by artist duo Gracie Tapner and Susy Snow.