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CITY PUZZLE MAPS
$20.00
community voted (274 votes)
Imagine World Piece
How do I get to Notre Dame from Rheims Cathedral? Is the Victoria and Albert Museum close to Buckingham Palace? Learning to navigate a new city can be mighty puzzling. But for fans of cartography, games, and new adventures alike, these 1,000 piece maps help you familiarize yourself (and perhaps a few friends) with a city's most vital arteries from the comfort of your own coffee table. Sate your urban wanderlust, beef up your knowledge of your new city's touchpoints, or equip a student preparing to study abroad with the knowhow to explore their new home on their own without getting lost in the process. Made in the USA.
- Item ID: 23411
- Materials: paper, card stock
- Completed Puzzle: 27" L x 18" W; 1000 pieces
WARNING:
CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.
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Q and A
When our community voted on this product, some also shared comments - read them below:
274 votes * 35 comments
Marisa, UncommonGoods
Would you like to let your fingers do the walking in Paris, London, and New York City?
Ellisa
Vote: Thumbs up!
fun idea
Missie
Vote: Thumbs down!
Unique; but, I'm not sure how practical it would be for learning to navigate a new city. Maybe as a stocking stuffer or gag gift?
Rhee
Vote: Thumbs up!
Everyone likes a good, complicated puzzle. New idea too. I like it.
Jacqueline
Vote: Thumbs up!
I don't think this would be at all useful when it comes to finding your way around a new city, but for those of us who love maps in general this would be a mighty fun puzzle to dig into. Besides, I'm delighted that it's made in USA ... AND made of post-consumer recycled paperboard. You can't ask for more than that, except perhaps adding a few more cities to those shown here. Berlin? San Francisco? Mumbai?
Haley
Vote: Thumbs down!
A good idea, but being one whom does puzzles, I would find this dull and tedious. Perhaps brighter colors would help.
Sue
Vote: Thumbs up!
Looks like a tough, fun puzzle (especially the London version).
monique
Vote: Thumbs up!
Great idea, made in the US, and made with recycled paper.
Christine
Vote: Thumbs up!
I hope more places might be available. I like the idea of maps of large cities. It's made in the USA, yay!
Gary and Jean
Vote: Thumbs down!
just not appealing to me
Mary
Vote: Thumbs up!
I love puzzles. Maps seem to be the next craze in them AND IT'S MADE IN THE USA! YEAH!
Eugenie
Vote: Thumbs up!
Made in USA! Recycled! Maps!
Shay
Vote: Thumbs up!
Love this one! Everything I love - map, puzzle and it would be really cute to finish it and use it to top a coffee table under a piece of glass. Yep. I would buy this up in a minute.
Margaret
Vote: Thumbs up!
Fun!
Jennifer
Vote: Thumbs up!
Great idea for someone traveling to one of the cities represented. Just give it to then about a month before the Bon Voyage!!!
Ingrid
Vote: Thumbs up!
great idea to learn something while "playing"
Melonie
Vote: Thumbs up!
this would be awesome! You never know when you may get a chance to be on The Amazing Race. Think of how ahead you'd be?! LOL
Janis
Vote: Thumbs down!
I Like this an have seen others kind of like this but I still like this one.
Bethany
Vote: Thumbs up!
Big thumbs up for recycled
Joyce
Vote: Thumbs up!
looks like a neat game/puzzle
Jennifer
Vote: Thumbs up!
Looks fun!
Sonia
Vote: Thumbs up!
Cute gift idea.
JoJo
Vote: Thumbs up!
This looks like fun!
Gwendolyn
Vote: Thumbs up!
Thumbs Up! Unique idea even to remind you of the BEST TIME YOU HAD ON A TRIP/VACATION!!
Kathleen
Vote: Thumbs up!
Die hard puzzle makers would probably be drawn to this. I enjoy doing puzzles but this wouldn't be my "thing". Still quite marketable, I think
Joni
Vote: Thumbs up!
I've seen a lot of these advertised over the holidays targeted at your own community or places you love but not as a navigation tool.
Jane
Vote: Thumbs up!
For those who love to complete puzzles, this could be a very educational experience.
Shannon
Vote: Thumbs up!
I love this! Puzzles like this are great to put together, glue and put in a frame. I'd get this in a heartbeat!
Karin
Vote: Thumbs up!
I know people that would love this!!
sam
Vote: Thumbs up!
Actually I was thinking about this map puzzle for my 7 year old grandson so that he could familiarize himself with the city where he lives.
Barbara
Vote: Thumbs up!
YAY for making here in the U.S.A.
Laura
Vote: Thumbs up!
Good idea, but maybe you should put some sort of drawings of the various sites for visual interest. Kind of boring as it is.
jaleou
Vote: Thumbs up!
I like this and agree with Laura visual references would really enhance the map puzzle.
Debbie
Vote: Thumbs up!
A great gift for young or old
Carmen
Vote: Thumbs up!
Would make a good housewarming gift for someone living in a new city.