World Landmark Jigsaw Puzzles
Twenty-five of the places everyone means when they say they want to travel — the Eiffel Tower over the Trocadéro, the Taj Mahal at dawn, Machu Picchu as the cloud breaks, Petra glowing through the slot canyon, the moai of Rapa Nui at sunrise — and with them the whole Europe and city collections, so the travel wall holds every destination on the site. Free in your browser, 12 to 200 pieces.
Landmarks are the oldest subject in the jigsaw trade, and it's worth saying why they still work: a monument gives you an unmistakable silhouette to build outward from, while the sky, water and stone around it supply the slow middle. Nearly every board here is shot at the hour the place is best — Angkor at sunrise, Westminster at blue hour, Giza with the camels crossing — so the light does as much sorting work as the architecture.
The set spans six continents on purpose. If you want a single itinerary of an evening, try the ancient row: Giza, Petra, the Acropolis, Chichén Itzá and Angkor Wat, five civilizations in five boards. For the reflection-lovers, Mont-Saint-Michel on wet sand and the Potala Palace in still water are the two most satisfying finishes on the wall.