Please note: This list is not necessarily exhaustive, and while it was accurate at the time this article was published, services may change at any time.
Cafes, Bars and Restaurants
- Palace Cafe: 128, bd de Clichy, Metro Place de Clichy
- Le Chao Bâ Cafe: 2 boulevard de Clichy, Métro Pigalle
- Marlusse et Lapin: 14, rue Germain Lapin, Métro Pigalle
- Le Vrai Paris: 33 rue des Abbesses, 75018, Métro Abbesses
- Au Progres: 7 rue des 3 Frères, Métro Abbesses, Anvers
Parks, Gardens and Squares (Paris Municipal Wi-Fi Service)
- Square Léon Serpollet: 25 rue des Cloys, Metro Jules Joffrin
- Square Suzanne Buisson: 7 rue Girardon, Metro Lamarck Caulaincourt
- Square Saint-Helene: 41 rue Letort, Metro Porte de Clingancourt
- Jardin de la rue Ginette Neveu : 1 rue Ginette Neveu, Metro Porte de Clingancourt
- Square Henri Huchard: 25 rue Louis Pasteur Valery Radot, Metro Porte de St Ouen
Public Libraries
- Bibliothèque Clingancourt: 29 rue Hermel, Metro Porte de Clingancourt
- Bibliotheque Maurice Genevoix: 19 rue Tristan Tzara, Metro Porte de la Chapelle
- Bibliotheque Goutte d'Or: 2 rue Fleury, Metro Barbes
- Bibliotheque Porte de Montmartre: 18 Av. de la Porte Montmartre , Metro Porte de St Ouen
Note: To access the Paris Municipal Wi-Fi server, follow these steps:
- Make sure you're in one of the city's free Wi-Fi zones, and select the "Orange" network from your list of available networks.
- Launch your habitual Internet navigator and type in any web address.
- A prompt will appear (in French) to select your "pass Paris Wi-Fi 2h".
- You will now be able to surf for up to 2 hours, after which point you'll need to reselect a pass. Note, however, that Paris city Wi-Fi hotspots are only available during the day. Also note that in larger parks, not all areas will pick up the wi-fi signal.
