New York Jigsaw Puzzles
The Big Apple is here to challenge your assembling skills! Try out these New York Jigsaw Puzzles and prove that you can piece together some of the most iconic sites of this world-famous American city. You have plenty of options to choose from. Maybe you can give it a go to a more natural site and try to assemble photos of Central Park, or you can try to tackle the emblematic Statue of Liberty or the colors and lights of Times Square, or the cold skyscrapers of Wall Street in Lower Manhattan. Pick a photo and challenge yourself. The city that never sleeps is bound to offer you beautiful sites, but also a bit of a headache.
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Central Park in New York City
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Two sculptures at the Metropolitan Museum of Art 30 44 5.8 -
Autumn in Central Park 60 11 5.5 -
Want some ice cream? 70 256 6.8 -
Street in New York 30 87 6.3 -
Skyline1 6 20 6.1 -
Statue Of Liberty in New York 12 171 7.7 -
Aerial view of New York City 60 227 8.0 -
Autumn in Manhattan 100 26 5.8 -
Empire State Building 70 252 7.8 -
Times Square 48 1397 8.9 -
Times Square, NYC 80 351 6.9 -
Manhattan from above 90 9 5.5 -
Statue Of Liberty 144 13 5.8 -
Statue of Liberty with the sky as background 70 443 7.5 -
Statue Of Liberty 70 596 8.8 -
View of New York City 70 912 8.8 -
Statue of Liberty and NY skyline 80 58 6.6 -
New York Public Library 90 103 6.8 -
The Lake in Central Park 30 288 6.8 -
Statue of Liberty in Manhattan 30 180 7.2 -
Central Park, New York City 30 200 7.4 -
Baseball game at the Yankee Stadium 30 237 7.5
Enjoy the beautiful sites of the City that Never Sleeps with these New York Jigsaw Puzzles. Choose the photo that speaks to you the most or that you believe will be especially demanding and get ready to start assembling. If you wish to increase or decrease the level of difficulty of the puzzle, you can do so on the top right corner of the puzzle board once you select a challenge. On the bottom of the same board, you will also find special features to customize your game experience. You can choose how to organize the loose pieces of your puzzle, for example, or if you wish to see the final picture as a faded background to help you identify where each piece of the puzzle will go.
