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NYC Map 1,000 Piece Panoramic Puzzle

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$16.25 $25 In stock

Category: 1000 Piece Panoramic Puzzle

Sure, GPS can take you to the nearest gas station, but it’s absolutely worthless when it comes to finding Ross & Rachel. So this 1,000 piece panoramic puzzle by Brass Monkey features an 'updated' vintage map of the New York City area, including the theoretical locations of some of your favorite sitcoms and movies. If they were real, this is where you’d find them.


• Features a vintage map of New York (from a magical parallel universe where Seinfeld and Mrs. Maisel are neighbors).
• Completed puzzle measures 39" wide by 14" tall.
• Box measures 18" wide by 7.5" tall (and 1.75" thick btw).
• Minimal puzzle dust. Your human dust is your problem, though.
• And yes, we know. Other shows take place in New York, too. Thanks for telling us. We couldn't fit them all. You want to see the map too, right?

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Chloe ★★★★★

I've done a lot of city puzzles but the 1,000 pieces here hit a sweet spot where it's engaging without dragging. The tiny landmarks tucked into the skyline kept me hunting for the right spots, and it took a few evenings to finish. Frame-worthy once it's done.

John G. ★★★★★

The 1,000 pieces took me and my roommate three weekends, mostly because we kept stopping to point out little details in the illustration. It's genuinely challenging without being a slog, and the finished panorama looks great mounted above the couch.

Isabella T. ★★★★★

The panorama shape makes it way more interesting than a standard square puzzle—I actually had to rethink my whole strategy on the edges. The NYC landmarks are crisp and the colors pop nicely, and it kept me busy for a solid week of evenings. Already eyeing the next one.