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Urbania Collection - Cafe 3D Puzzle: 285 Pcs

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Category: 3D Puzzles

Read a new novel over cafe au lait in this cozy coffee shop on a familiar Main Street, perhaps in your very own town. This 3D jigsaw puzzle of a charming sidewalk cafe and bookstore has just 285 pieces, making it an accessible and delightful activity for puzzlers young and old! The finished product is a stunning replica of a charming cafe, complete with details such as signage, windows, and an attached bookstore. The puzzle is made of high-quality foam-backed pieces, ensuring a sturdy finished product that will last for years to come.



The Cafe is one of four 3D jigsaw puzzles in the quintessential Urbania Collection, which features the world's most adored architectural styles. This collector's puzzle can stand alone or be combined and displayed alongside the other urban icons to create your custom streetscape and the idyllic urban environment of a typical township. Collect them all and place them as you like in a show of your puzzling talents. Assembled puzzle measures approximately 7.5 x 5.25 x 11 inches.



Recommended for 1 or more players, ages 12+.



Contents include: 285 Foam-Backed Puzzle Pieces, Instruction Booklet

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Alexander ★★★★★

The 285 pieces took me about two evenings, and the windows on the upper floor were the fiddliest part. It sits on my desk now and honestly looks like a tiny Main Street I'd actually want to walk down.

William T. ★★★★★

Wasn't sure 285 pieces would feel like enough of a build, but the little bookstore shelves and awning kept me busy for a whole rainy afternoon. It sits on my desk now and people keep picking it up to peek inside the windows.

Alexander T. ★★★★★

The little bookshop window decals and the striped awning really make this cafe front pop once it's together. Took me about two evenings to finish all 285 pieces, and the fit was tight enough that nothing wobbled. It's sitting on my desk now and looks like a tiny slice of Main Street.