Places on the Map

For a while now, Puzzlopedia has shown users (blue pin) and events (red pin).
Now there is a third color: green pin = puzzle-friendly place

Puzzle-friendly places are small, local spots connected to our passion: rentals, shops, and cafés.
The goal of the map is to make it easier to find lesser-known puzzle-related places.

Where can you find it?
🔹 menu → Community → Places tab below the map (next to Events)
🔹 green pins on the map + cards listed below
🔹 direct link

What is on each place card?
✔️ type (rental / shop / café)
✔️ address + View on map
✔️ opening hours
✔️ short description (e.g. where the puzzles are, whether you need a library card, how long you can borrow them)

To start with, the list includes libraries in Gliwice with puzzle lending...
for me, that is the perfect example: free, local, and genuinely useful 😎

Which places get on the map?
✔️ small, local puzzle-related spots (new or second-hand puzzles)
❌ large chains and widely known places
✔️ every place is added manually by me, after contact and verification

Visibility in short:
🔹 places with no visitor fees (e.g. a library) → on the map indefinitely
🔹 paid places → $6 per month or support through Puzzlopedia Flow
(one complete donated puzzle copy to Flow = +1 month of pin visibility 🧩)

Full details are also on the page under Map visibility terms.

Know a good spot? Suggest it!
The Suggest a place button is on the Places list.
You can submit your own venue or a place you know about, even if you are not the owner...
I will then reach out to the venue myself 😉

This is just the beginning of the list. The more addresses there are in different cities and countries,
the more the map becomes a real guide to the puzzle world 🌍
Check the Places tab and let me know if you have a suggestion near you 💪