The Janod Botanical Garden 200 piece puzzle is a jigsaw to explore! Take a stroll around the garden and discover the natural wonders hidden amongst the flower beds and stunning architecture. Ideal for ages 7 and up, the puzzle is presented in the iconic Janod suitcase which has a carry handle and press stud fastener, great for travel and easy pack up.

Made in France from FSC cardboard and printed using vegetable ink, the Janod Construction Site Puzzle is presented in the classic Janod suitcase with a fabric carry handle. Perfect for easy pack up and transportation, the 36 piece puzzle is ideal for ages 4 and up as it contains a poster to use as a template but if you’re an experienced puzzler you can do it on your own! Put on your safety gear and join the trades who are working hard to finish construction. With so many details, this puzzle will enthuse little project managers and inspire enthusiastic tradies everywhere!

The dance lover in your family will love this 100 piece puzzle!

During which period did the Triceratops live? Triassic, Jurassic or Cretaceous? Find the answer with this beautiful panoramic puzzle from Janod. It features a large number of dinosaurs, classified according to the period in which they lived. The puzzle contains more than 40 creatures and helps spark curiosity about the dinosaur era as well as showing the size and scale of the different species.

Tame your own dragon with the 54 piece Dragon Puzzle from Janod. Offering gorgeous colours from vegetable based inks and an exciting design that is included on a poster to help the beginners.

Join the firefighters in the middle of a callout! This exciting 24 piece FSC cardboard puzzle is made in France and printed using vegetable inks. With loads of details to inspire imagination, the puzzle is presented in the Janod suitcase with fabric carry handle.

All little girls will want to join the magical mermaid adventure in this 24 piece jigsaw from Janod.

Complete the Janod Observation Tales Puzzle and then see how fast you can find the images shown at the bottom within the puzzle itself. Do you remember seeing the mushroom, butterfly or bunny depicted in the fairy tale images?