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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.
There is never a more exciting moment than when it's time to cut down the Christmas Tree and bring it indoors for decorating. 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 beautifully illustrated pieces are designed to fit perfectly together; in fact, we use the thickest puzzle board on the market.
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.
EuroGraphics Festive Labs by Dominic Davison 1000-Piece Puzzle. A heartwarming holiday scene which captures the anticipation of Christmas and the companionship of mans best friend. EUROGRAPHICS puzzles are both fun and educational. Puzzle pieces are made from 1.75mm blueboard, and are 100% recyclable, and printed with vegetable-based inks.
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.
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.
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.
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.
As one of the most iconic images of Scotland, Eilean Donan is recognised all around the world. Situated on an island at the point where three great sea lochs meet and surrounded by some majestic scenery, it is little wonder that the castle is now one of the most visited and important attractions in the Scottish highlands.
Lions, cheetah, rhinoceros, elephants, giraffe, toucan, meerkats, and more roar in this 1000 piece colourful puzzle, Into the Jungle with everything from jungle animals to insects! Cobble Hill was founded in 2005 with a desire to bring loving, whimsical, high-quality images to puzzle enthusiasts around the world!
Visitors to the Admiral Benbow relax and enjoy the sea air as they enjoy a lunchtime stopover. With the lighthouse standing guard at the harbour entrance, skippers can set off on the open sea in search of their very own treasure island; safe in the knowledge that the beams of light will see them safely home.
