Travel jigsaw puzzles
Travel jigsaw puzzles take you somewhere without the queue: Paris street cafés and the Eiffel Tower, Venice canals, Lisbon’s funicular, the market in Marrakech, Istanbul’s mosques, Amsterdam trams and the painted houses of Burano. City scenes are full of signs, colours and straight lines, so there is nearly always something to go on — which makes them a favourite at 200 and 300 pieces.
Collection Travel 89 puzzles 
Marrakech Market New 
Santorini Sunset New 
Tuscany Vineyard New 
Venice Canal New 
Burano Canal New 
Colourful Burano New 
Venetian Rower New 
Burano Street New 
Santorini Steps New 
Paris Rooftops New 
Arc de Triomphe New 
London Street New 
St Peter's Dome New 
Mosque Doorway New 
Istanbul Mosque New 
Red Torii Gates New 
Kyoto Shrine New 
Golden Pavilion New 
Amsterdam Tram New 
Old Stone Church New 
The Siq New 
Petra Canyon New 
Golden Arches New 
Vernazza New 
Portovenere New 
Machu Picchu New 
Budapest Skyline New 
Tanah Lot Bali New
Landmarks are the anchor. Build the monument or the main building first, then follow the street, canal or skyline away from it. Crowds and market stalls are busy but forgiving, since every piece is different; plain blue sky is the one place to slow down, so sort it by its shade from the top of the frame to the horizon.
Travel the world, one piece at a time
Travel puzzles are a way to spend an hour somewhere else: canals and bridges, markets, coastal towns, famous landmarks and city streets. Busy places solve well because there is something different on almost every piece — signs, awnings, boats, people. The challenge moves to the sky and the water. If you are new to city puzzles, pick a street scene at 100 pieces; if you want a long project, a harbour or skyline at 500 pieces will keep you busy for an evening or more.
What’s in this collection
This page has 89 puzzles, and the subjects that come up most often in them are canal (6), dusk (5), tower (5), amsterdam (4), street (4) and venice (4). The newest was added on 7 October 2026.
They include 10 pictures made for the Jigsaw Puzzles app and 79 photographs from Pixabay. Among them: Kyoto Temple in Spring, New England in Autumn, Balloon over Cappadocia, Santorini at Dusk, Amsterdam Canal at Dusk, Orange House on the Corner, Hallstatt by the Lake, Whitewashed Lane in Bloom, Cobbles and the Shard and Colosseum at Dusk.
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Common questions
Are there jigsaw puzzles of famous places?
Yes. The travel collection includes Paris, Venice, Lisbon, Amsterdam, Istanbul, Marrakech and more, each free to play in your browser at any piece count from 12 to 500.
Are city jigsaw puzzles hard?
Less than they look. Buildings and streets give you straight lines and lots of detail. The hard part is usually a large clear sky, so leave it until last.
Which places can I visit in these puzzles?
The collection covers many countries — Italian canals and hill towns, Greek islands, Alpine villages, northern European harbours, Asian temples and more. Theme pages such as Venice and Italy gather some of them in one place.
Can I solve a travel puzzle in short sessions?
Yes. Progress saves on your device after every move, so you can close the page and pick up the same puzzle later, even at 500 pieces.