The Stone Puzzle
Together with Antwerp designer Michiel Van Thillo, Puzzle in a Bag has created a fun and detailed puzzle about Het Steen and its surroundings.
Discover the castle walls, the Scheldt, the roof terrace, the visitor center, the Antwerp Story, the Lange Wapper, and so much more.
From its beginnings in the Middle Ages to modern stories, this puzzle showcases the charm, history, and atmosphere of this centuries-old fortress.
✓ Free shipping from 2 or more puzzles
✓ Free returns within 30 days
✓ O rdered today before 10 p.m. = delivered to your home tomorrow
The Stone Puzzle
Puzzle size: 480 x 340 mm
Nice tip: You can easily frame your puzzle to hang your masterpiece on the wall! Thanks to its dimensions of 683 x 480 mm, it fits perfectly into a standard frame.
Turn your puzzle into a real eye-catcher!
Shipping cost within Belgium: For an order of 1 puzzle you pay only €5.95.
Free shipping: Order 2 or more puzzles and we will cover the shipping costs!
Free returns and exchanges: Not completely satisfied? You can easily return or exchange your puzzle for free within 30 days.
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FAQ
What if a puzzle piece is missing?
The dog got away with it? The vacuum cleaner did its job a little too well? No problem! We'll get you back to having a complete puzzle. Send an email to emma@puzzleinabag.com with a picture of the missing puzzle piece and we'll send it to you as soon as possible!
Where are your puzzles made?
All our puzzles are made in Europe and assembled in Belgium.
How long will I wait for my package after ordering?
If you order before 10 p.m. the puzzle leaves the same business day. Only sometimes, like everyone else, we have to wait a bit for the mail. So count on 1-2 business days of patience anyway!
Why is the puzzle in a bag?
Why a bag, you ask? Simple, we wanted to reinvent the classic puzzle. We did this partly with the content of the puzzle itself, but also with the packaging. We replaced the old box with a young hip bag with a fun design.
Is there an example with the puzzle?
Of course! But if you want to make it difficult, you can just ignore it.
