Discover Europe through play with the Bigjigs Toys wooden floor puzzle – a map of Europe with 48 pieces. Children aged 2+ practice fine motor skills and concentration while assembling, and learn to recognize flags and famous landmarks. The large, sturdy pieces are easy to hold, and the puzzle is made from high-quality, responsibly sourced wood that meets European safety standards.
Discover Europe through play with the Bigjigs Toys wooden floor puzzle – a map of Europe with 48 pieces. Children aged 2+ practice fine motor skills and concentration while assembling, and learn to recognize flags and famous landmarks. The large, sturdy pieces are easy to hold, and the puzzle is made from high-quality, responsibly sourced wood that meets European safety standards.
Learn geography through play
A colorful map of Europe with flags and iconic landmarks motivates children to explore countries and their locations. Assembling develops logic, spatial orientation, and vocabulary.
Large pieces for small hands
Durable wooden pieces are easy to hold, fit together smoothly, and are ideal as a first puzzle from 2 years. They build fine motor skills and patience.
Safe quality from BIGJIGS TOYS
Made from responsibly sourced wood and tested to European safety standards. Lasting quality for everyday play.
This colorful floor puzzle turns learning geography into fun. Children assemble countries by shape and position, discover their flags and typical landmarks, and naturally build vocabulary and map-reading skills. The large, durable pieces are ideal for small hands and support both cooperative and independent play.
Why choose this puzzle:
- Educational content – flags, countries, and European landmarks through play.
- 48 sturdy pieces – easy to assemble, hold their shape well.
- Large format – assembled puzzle size 58 × 40 cm.
- Skill development – fine motor skills, patience, focus, and communication.
- Safe and sustainable – responsibly sourced wood, meets European standards.
Great for home play and preschools. Name the countries together, look for flags, and talk about landmarks – each build brings new discoveries and the joy of learning.
