Paris: Free Wi-Fi Launching This Summer

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The ultimate goal of Bertrand Delanoe, the Socialist mayor, is city-wide coverage by the end of 2007. There are additional plans to improve street furniture, notably in the university district in the 13th arrondissement, to make laptop users more comfortable.

For the moment, many Paris cafes offer Wi-Fi, but you often have to pay by the hour. One of our favourite places for free and reliable wireless access is Columbus Cafe, a Starbucks-style chain which has two non-smoking locations at 81 rue St-Dominique in the 7th arrondissement (Metro: Rue du Bac) and 25 rue Vieille-du-Temple in the 4th arrondissement (Metro Saint-Paul).

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2 Responses to “Paris: Free Wi-Fi Launching This Summer”
  • Kat says:

    Great information. I wish the link were working :( Maybe you could write out the website where we could locate the hotspots so we could search it if the link doesn’t work…

  • Meredith Franco says:

    Hi Kat,
    I’ve updated the link, so it should be working now. Happy hunting. Thanks for writing. Meredith

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