JigsawEurope Puzzles
Europe is a small continent packed with history, where you can travel from ancient Greek temples to medieval old towns and modern capitals in a few hours. Our Europe puzzles cover famous cities, royal palaces, cathedrals, bridges and landscapes from the Mediterranean to the Arctic. Pick a country below or scroll through the puzzles.
Heinzels’ Winter Fairy Tale on the Heumarkt, Cologne
Christmas Tree and Light Show on the Grand Place, Brussels
Carousel at the Christmas Market on the Römerberg, Frankfurt
Christmas Lights on the Old Houses of Colmar
Nativity Scene in St Peter’s Square, Vatican City
Christmas Tree in St Peter’s Square, Vatican City
Regent Street Christmas Lights, London
Christmas Angels over Regent Street, London
Illuminated Fountains in Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen
Tivoli Gardens Lit Up at Night, Copenhagen
Striezelmarkt, Dresden’s Christmas Market
Christmas Tree in front of the Hungarian Parliament, Budapest
Hallstatt under Snow
Hallstatt on a Winter Night
Snowy Path on the Arctic Circle, Rovaniemi
Christmas Lights in the Snow, Rovaniemi
Gate of the Heinzel Christmas Market, Cologne
Tallinn Christmas Market from Above
Town Hall Square in the Snow, Tallinn
Christmas Market on Town Hall Square, Tallinn
Christmas Market on Old Town Square at Night, Prague
Christmas Tree on Old Town Square, Prague
Christkindelsmärik Sign at Place Broglie, Strasbourg
Carousel at the Christkindlmarkt, Vienna
Geography quizzes
About Europe
Many of Europe's most visited places are here: the Eiffel Tower and Notre-Dame in Paris, the Palace of Versailles, Mont-Saint-Michel, the Colosseum and the canals of Venice, the Acropolis of Athens, the Sagrada Família in Barcelona, Prague's Charles Bridge, the Main Market Square of Kraków, the Grand-Place of Brussels, the Parliament of Budapest reflected in the Danube and the coloured domes of Saint Basil's Cathedral in Moscow. There are also quieter corners, from the carved balconies of old Tbilisi to the gabled houses of Bruges, the walled hilltop city of Mdina in Malta, the fjords of Norway, the canals of Copenhagen, the waterfront of Stockholm and the northern lights of Iceland. Further east and south you can visit the medieval old towns of Tallinn, Riga and Vilnius, Trakai Island Castle, the Old Bridge of Mostar, the Bay of Kotor, Lake Ohrid and the three towers of San Marino.
Europe is home to the smallest country in the world, Vatican City, and to some of the oldest universities, from Bologna, founded in 1088, to Oxford, Salamanca and Prague. Its rivers have carried trade for thousands of years: the Danube alone flows through ten countries and past four capital cities, Vienna, Bratislava, Budapest and Belgrade.