Puzzle Points

A clue. A code. Somewhere in this city, something is waiting.

 Puzzle Points are TAP's city-wide treasure hunt. We post the clue and the code publicly. You figure out where to go. Get there, submit the code in the TAP app, and the reward is yours — if you're fast enough.

How it works

Simple idea. Genuinely fun.

What Happens When You Get It Right

When you submit the correct code from the correct location in the TAP app, it confirms immediately. Your reward — TAP points, or a specific prize for Limited Drop points — lands in your account right away and is redeemable in the TAP marketplace.

The TAP marketplace is a curated collection of real rewards — hotel stays, restaurant experiences, things worth having across the city — selected and funded by TAP. Every point you earn through Puzzle Points, Treasure Points, or any TAP activity goes toward the same balance.

What Happens When You Get It Wrong

If the code doesn't confirm, the TAP app will tell you how close you need to be to the correct location — within 50 metres, within 20 metres, that kind of guidance. Use it. It may mean you're in the right area but need to adjust, or it may mean you're in the wrong place entirely and the clue needs another read.

Wrong submissions don't penalise you. They don't count against the point's scan limit. Try again as many times as you need to — as long as the point is still active when you do.


A Few Things Worth Knowing

The QR code is public. That's intentional.

We post it openly because the code alone is useless without the location. Share it freely. The challenge is the clue, not the code.

Collaboration is fair game.

Solve with friends, argue about it in a group chat, crowdsource the answer from people who know the city better than you do. There are no rules against working together. The reward goes to whoever gets there and scans first.

Check our Instagram regularly.

New Puzzle Points go up without a specific schedule. Sometimes there'll be several active at once. Sometimes one. Following @gettaprewards means you see new clues as soon as they're posted — which matters when scan limits are small.

The TAP app scanner is non-negotiable.

Screenshot the QR code from this page or Instagram. Go to the location. Open TAP, tap the scan icon, tap Select QR Image, choose the screenshot, submit. That specific flow is the only one that works. Every other scanner reads the code and gives you nothing. Save yourself the frustration — use TAP.

Frequently Asked Questions

Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ or reach out anytime.

Clues

Clue 1

She faces east, toward the river she cannot reach. Every city in France measures itself from her feet.

Clue 2

Iron, temporary, still here. It was supposed to be an embarrassment. The city changed its mind.

Clue 3

Twelve avenues meet here like the spokes of a wheel. At the centre, a flame that has never gone out.

Clue 9

Napoleon is not buried here. He is buried here twice. The distinction matters to no-one who visits.

Clue 12

It connects the right bank to the left but belongs to neither. The oldest bridge in Paris has seen every version of the city and outlasted all of them.

Clue 21

Every duck that has passed through this kitchen since 1890 has been given a number. They are now past one million. Yours, if you go, will have one too.

Clue 22

Voltaire drank fifty cups of coffee here every day. The Revolution was planned at these tables. It has been open since 1686 and has never quite recovered from its own history.

Clue 23

Hemingway sat here to write when he needed quiet. His name is still on the barstool. The lilacs are still outside. The arguments about who sat where have never fully been resolved.

Clue 24

Two Chinese figures sit inside and give this place its name. Sartre wrote here. Beauvoir wrote here. Hemingway wrote here. The coffee is still good. The ghosts are free.

Clue 25

The Bloody Mary was invented here. So was the Sidecar. Paris is not where you would expect to find New York, but here it is, since 1911, slightly out of place and completely at home.