DOWDLE 4-Pack Mini Wooden Puzzles & Tray - World Cities Set, 250 Piece Each, Assembly Tray 7" x 9" Wood

Dowdle 4-Pack Mini Wooden Puzzles & Tray World Cities Set Prague ~ Sydney Opera House ~ San Francisco Pier ~ Rio De Janeiro 250 Pieces Each Finished 7” x 9” Birch Wood Tray Holds Pieces Together These Dowdle Mini Wooden Puzzles are so cute and colorful! Each puzzle contains 250 wooden pieces to create a compact 7″ x 9″ vibrant puzzle. Each pack includes 4 of these mini puzzles along with one Birch wood tray that helps keep the wooden pieces together while you’re assembling it. The four puzzles in World Cities: San Francisco Pier: An ocean breeze, kites in the air, the clang of the trolley, and the enticing smell of chocolate in the air. Ghirardelli Square is known for its enchantments alongside Fisherman’s Wharf. Whether you are there to indulge in the chocolate or not, there are plenty of choices to partake of in this restored, now historic landmark area. Sit on a bench watching the sun go down. Listen to the music of a local saxophone player at the square, and eat ice cream sundaes with your friends – Is there anything better? Sydney Opera House: “G’day mate!” Welcome to Sydney Australia. In Eric’s reboot of his Australian painting, the Sydney Harbour Bridge, known to locals as “the coat hanger,” stands proudly above historic Luna Park with the globally identifiable Sydney Opera House sitting in stately elegance against the Sydney skyline. Featuring activities popular with tourists and boats out on the harbor, Eric’s painting brings out some of Australia’s most populous city’s popular areas and parks. Spend some time down under in Sydney, where hearts are warm and the drinks are cold. Prague: Prague is aptly known as "City of a Thousand Spires." The history of this beautiful capital stretches back thousands of years. A Celtic tribe known as the Boii were the initial settlers, and is where the term Bohemia is derived. "Czech" probably comes from a Slavic chief who brought his people to Bohemia. In the sixth century, a Czech Sovereign named Princess Libuše saw