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| Puzzle Dimensions | 35 cm x 50 cm |
| Box Dimensions | 8 cm x 8 cm x 28 cm |
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| EAN | 5600612389378 |
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Valencia map: Monumental plan from 1704 drawn by Tomás Vicente Tosca, refined and detailed, the result of four years of surveying during one of the city’s most flourishing periods.
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The Valencia puzzle reproduces the famous 1704 map created by Tomás Vicente Tosca, a Spanish mathematician, architect, and priest, author of one of the most fascinating representations of Baroque Valencia.
Thanks to this 540-piece puzzle from Architoys, you can immerse yourself in the harmonious geometry of a city that, already in the 18th century, combined elegance and urban rationality.
Suitable for historians, architecture enthusiasts, and lovers of Iberian culture, it is also an exciting challenge for those seeking a puzzle that combines art, history, and discovery.
The Valencia puzzle by Architoys reconstructs an extraordinarily detailed map from 1704, featuring precise layouts, well-defined buildings, and exquisite hand-coloring with watercolor and pencil.
Tosca’s plan is not only a cartographic document, but also a scientific tool that reflects the desire to rationally organize and describe the city. The walls, convents, churches, and towers are meticulously depicted, offering a unique insight into the urban and spiritual structure of eighteenth-century Valencia.
By completing this puzzle, you will be able to follow the ancient streets of the city, rediscovering its history piece by piece.
 | Number of pieces 540 |  | Brand Architoys |
 | Puzzle dimensions (cm) 35 x 50 |  | Box dimensions (cm) 8 x 8 x 28 |
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Tomás Vicente Tosca ‘s map of Valencia represents one of the most brilliant examples of eighteenth-century Spanish cartography. Born in 1651, Tosca combined his mathematical and philosophical expertise with a passion for urban planning, creating a map distinguished by its precision, elegance, and descriptive skill.
The plan was part of his monumental encyclopedic work, the Compendio Mathematico, and was an example of how science could be applied to urban planning. Valencia appears as a perfectly legible organism, in which every element, from the defensive walls to the waterways, from the squares to the buildings, has a clearly defined role.
This puzzle bridges art, knowledge, and play, perfect for rediscovering the roots of one of Spain’s most fascinating cities.
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