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Vendor: Little Shop of Magic
Type: Puzzle
Sku: RVB-167395
Take a colorful journey to Denmark with the Copenhagen Nyhavn 1000-Piece Jigsaw Puzzle by Ravensburger.
This beautiful photographic puzzle captures Nyhavn, one of Copenhagen's most recognizable waterfront districts. Rows of brightly painted historic buildings line the canal while boats rest along the waterfront, creating a colorful Scandinavian cityscape filled with architectural and nautical details.
Originally developed as a commercial harbor, Nyhavn has become one of Copenhagen's best-known destinations, celebrated for its distinctive buildings, waterfront atmosphere, restaurants, cafés, and historic ships.
With 1,000 pieces, this Ravensburger puzzle provides an engaging challenge as puzzlers sort and assemble the colorful façades, windows, rooftops, boats, reflections, and waterfront details that make up the finished photograph.
Perfect for travel enthusiasts, Scandinavian culture fans, experienced puzzlers, and anyone who appreciates beautiful European cityscapes, Copenhagen Nyhavn offers an enjoyable way to explore Denmark one piece at a time.
Product Features
Completing a 1,000-piece jigsaw puzzle encourages problem solving, spatial reasoning, pattern recognition, visual memory, concentration, attention to detail, patience, and persistence.
A detailed photographic puzzle such as Copenhagen provides an additional visual challenge as puzzlers distinguish among repeating windows, architectural patterns, boats, reflections, colors, and other closely related elements.
Nyhavn means “New Harbor” in Danish. Despite the name, the canal dates back to the 17th century, when it was created to provide ships with access from Copenhagen's harbor into the city.
The colorful waterfront buildings that make Nyhavn so recognizable today originally included homes, taverns, and businesses serving the sailors and merchants who frequented the busy port.
Danish author Hans Christian Andersen lived at several addresses along Nyhavn during his life, adding another connection between the historic waterfront and Denmark's cultural heritage.
Today, Nyhavn is one of the most photographed areas of Copenhagen and an internationally recognizable image of Denmark.
