With over 100 years of tradition and puzzles manufactured in Germany since 1891, Ravensburger is the world's most popular jigsaw puzzle brand.

The Thais have cleverly used what are really just bits of broken dishes to produce a glorious architectural style. During the construction of Wat Arun, King Rama III invited local people to donate their broken ceramics to the project in a fine example of early recycling. EUROGRAPHICS puzzles are both fun and educational.

With over 100 years of tradition and puzzles manufactured in Germany since 1891, Ravensburger is the world's most popular jigsaw puzzle brand.

With over 100 years of tradition and puzzles manufactured in Germany since 1891, Ravensburger is the world's most popular jigsaw puzzle brand.

With over 100 years of tradition and puzzles manufactured in Germany since 1891, Ravensburger is the world's most popular jigsaw puzzle brand.

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.

With over 100 years of tradition and puzzles manufactured in Germany since 1891, Ravensburger is the world's most popular jigsaw puzzle brand.

Puzzle 1000 pieces of size 69 x 50 cm

With over 100 years of tradition and puzzles manufactured in Germany since 1891, Ravensburger is the world's most popular jigsaw puzzle brand.

With over 100 years of tradition and puzzles manufactured in Germany since 1891, Ravensburger is the world's most popular jigsaw puzzle brand.

Both mentally challenging and visually spectacular, these wonderfully illustrated puzzles will appeal to any puzzling fan. There are many beautiful designs to collect in this magnificent 1000 piece Crown puzzle series.

Christmas is approaching and the Upper Pigglington town square is bustling with shoppers picking up their last-minute gifts and enjoying the festivities. Some of the crowd can’t believe what they are seeing, but should they have been checking the signs instead of their shopping lists? What could Granny have spotted that has stunned the shoppers? That is the image you need to puzzle.  

The local village newsagent has something for everyone. Children peruse the latest comics while mum picks up some essentials on the way home. The shelves are packed with details to spot as you piece together this beautifully illustrated puzzle by Tony Ryan.

Judging by the number of visitors each year, Castle Combe is certainly considered to be one of England's prettiest villages. The only evidence of the original site of the castle is the earthworks on higher ground above the village itself.