JigsawFrance Puzzles
France is the most visited country in the world, famous for its art, food, wine and elegant cities, and for landscapes that range from the beaches of the Atlantic and the Mediterranean to the high peaks of the Alps. Our France puzzles travel the whole country, from Paris and the castles of the Loire to the lavender fields of Provence, the half-timbered towns of Alsace and the cliffs of Corsica.
Tree-Lined Lane in a Paris Cemetery in Autumn
Autumn Path through a Historic Paris Cemetery
Winter Slopes in Courchevel
Snowy Peaks above Tignes
The Village of Tignes in Winter
Snowy Forest and Valley at Megève
Ski Slopes above Megève
Snowy Chalets in Megève
Pont Alexandre III and the Dome of the Invalides, Paris
The Pont Alexandre III over the Seine, Paris
A Montmartre Street at Sunset, Paris
La Maison Rose in Montmartre, Paris
The Rock of the Virgin, Biarritz
Villa Belza and the Rocks of Biarritz
The Dune du Pilat at Sunset
The Slope of the Dune du Pilat
Place de la Bourse in the Water Mirror, Bordeaux
Fourvière Hill and Its Metal Tower, Lyon
The Basilica of Fourvière above Lyon
Lyon’s Riverside below Fourvière Hill
The View from Èze over the Riviera
The Harbour and Old Town of Menton
The Colourful Old Town of Menton
Granite Pinnacles at Piana, Corsica
About France
In Paris you can assemble the Eiffel Tower, built for the World's Fair of 1889, the Arc de Triomphe, Notre-Dame Cathedral, which reopened in December 2024 after the fire of 2019, the pink house of Montmartre and the golden Pont Alexandre III. Just outside the city stands the Palace of Versailles, with its Royal Chapel, the Marble Court and the fountains of its gardens. In the Loire Valley are the royal châteaux of Chambord and Chenonceau, and on the coast of Normandy rises Mont-Saint-Michel, joined by the chalk arches of Étretat, the old harbour of Honfleur and the walled port of Saint-Malo in Brittany.
In Provence you can piece together the lavender of Valensole, Sénanque Abbey, the hilltop villages of Gordes and Roussillon, the turquoise Verdon Gorge, the Roman Pont du Gard and the Palace of the Popes in Avignon. The Riviera adds Nice, Saint-Tropez, Menton and the perched village of Èze, and in Marseille, the oldest city in France, the basilica of Notre-Dame de la Garde watches over the Old Port. Corsica brings the white cliffs of Bonifacio and the red rocks of Piana.
In the east are the canals of Colmar and Strasbourg and the wine villages of Eguisheim and Riquewihr, and in the Alps Lake Annecy, Mont Blanc above Chamonix and the ski resorts of Megève, Tignes and Courchevel. The south-west has the walled city of Carcassonne, Rocamadour on its cliff, the castles of the Dordogne, Bordeaux's water mirror, the Dune du Pilat and the rocks of Biarritz, while Lyon looks up to its basilica on Fourvière Hill.