London Jigsaw Puzzle
A jigsaw of famous London sights, with hints, zoom and a choice of how many pieces each row or column holds.
London Jigsaw Puzzle is a sightseeing tour in pieces. The pictures show famous landmarks of the city — the London Eye, Big Ben, the Tower of London, Buckingham Palace, Hyde Park, Trafalgar Square, Westminster Abbey and others — and each one is cut up for you to arrange back into place.
It is more configurable than most picture puzzles. You can change how many pieces go into each row or column, which means the same view can be a quick board or a long project. A zoom function lets you pull back to see the whole layout, a hints system is there when a section refuses to come together, and you can pick a different background to work on if the default makes pieces hard to see.
The subject suits the format well. Landmarks like these are full of strong lines, from the spokes of the great wheel to the stonework of the abbey, and those details give your eye something to hold on to. Fans of London will recognise most scenes at a glance; everyone else gets a short tour on the way.
Controls
Drag pieces into position with the mouse or by touch, and use the zoom control to see the whole board.
How to Play
- Pick a London landmark to solve.
- Set the number of pieces per row or column.
- Arrange the pieces, zooming out to check the full picture.
- Ask for a hint if a section will not fit together.
Tips & Tricks
Change the background before you start if pieces blend into it. A contrasting surface makes edge pieces far easier to spot.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which landmarks are in London Jigsaw Puzzle?
The description lists the London Eye, Big Ben, the Tower of London, Buckingham Palace, Hyde Park, Trafalgar Square and Westminster Abbey, among others.
Can you change the difficulty of London Jigsaw Puzzle?
Yes. You can modify the number of pieces in each row or column.
