01 / DISCOVER
Find friendly spots.
Pick a spot on the map. See who invites for candy and where events are taking place.
You don’t need huge preparations to have an amazing time. Good company, imagination, and friendly neighbors are all you need.
01 / DISCOVER
Pick a spot on the map. See who invites for candy and where events are taking place.
02 / GET READY
Your favorite costume, a candy tote, and a flashlight. Bring loved ones along — it’s best together.
03 / HAVE FUN
Only visit places that invite trick-or-treaters. Respect hours, neighbors, and courtesy rules.
Here is the official guide to markings on our map. Every pin has been carefully designed so little and big ghosts immediately know where sweet adventures await!
The hosts are waiting with treats for the costumed kids. They will be sooooo thrilled to see you! 🎃
Residents are not participating in the fun and ask for peace. Please respect their wishes. Don't be a monster and don't play tricks!
More than one reported apartment at the given address. The number in the orange circle indicates the number of units. Click on the point on the map to expand the list of apartments and tips for guests.
Organized Halloween event reported by a company or institution. Visit a costume party, workshops, or participate in a themed fun activity.
A place that has already been visited! In the mobile app, you can mark visited houses with the "Collected Candy" button to increase your virtual basket.
Your current location on the map. Click the "Where am I?" button to enable tracking and make navigation easier during your evening stroll around the neighborhood.
Both on our website and in the free Android app, you’ll find handy tools making Halloween a safe and unforgettable quest.
Touch the visited house on the map and collect candies. The counter in the top bar will show your score.
Tap any house on the map and select "Go here" to see the walking route, distance, and estimated walking time.
Do you want to hand out candy to kids in your area? Click the plus icon in the top right corner of the screen and add your address.
Halloween is a holiday of smiles, kindness, and neighborly bonding. Good manners are our greatest superpower!
Make sure to include reflective elements on your costume or bring a flashlight with you.
Younger children should always walk in the company of parents or adult guardians. Older kids should wander in groups for comfort and safety.
Knock only on houses and apartments marked on the map or with Halloween decorations. Never enter inside the houses. If the house is dark, do not wake the hosts.
Halloween is a great opportunity to get to know your neighbors. A smile and good fun are essential.
Not everyone wants to celebrate Halloween. Have a spooktacular time, but only where you are welcome.
Before you eat all the candy, check to see if any are damaged or expired. Make sure no one has played a trick on you!
Costumed kids collect the most candy!
Decorate your entrance so the kids know you're joining in the fun.