Prague
Prague is one of the main touristic capitals in Europe. More, than 5 million tourists visit the city annually. Accurate and unique architecture attracts the fans of beauty. This fact obliged the Government to develop free WiFi Prague system rapidly. Otherwise, unhappy guests will never come back again. Starting point is Vaclav Havel Airport, that is a nice building with advanced ground environment. Prague airport WiFi is quite sophisticated. It is represented by both free and fee-paying wireless internet connection. If you need to spend some time working with your laptop or reading news, free of charge internet connection is absolutely acceptable. Prague airport WiFi is available in Terminal 1 and 2 and other areas, including restaurants and waiting rooms. Access is granted by using network (SSID): “prg.aero-free” with connection speed at the rate of 512 Kb/sec. Prague airport WiFi welcomes you right after the simple registration is passed. Free session is limited by 240 minutes, after what it’s necessary to pay for the connection. Prague’s touristic sphere is in a great progress, especially thanks to great amount of good hotels and hostels. Practically all of them are provided with Prague WiFi hotspots that allow the tourists to get access to free internet connection, just standing next to this or that guest house. Of course, there is no need to search for such places to sink in Internet world. Local authorities have launched different social and commercial programs to equip the most popular and crowded parts of the city with free WiFi Prague hotspot. One of vivid example is chargeless wireless internet arranged in tramways and tram stops. Besides, urban metro has already been equipped with Prague WiFi hotspots since 2017.
If you don’t want to spend any time looking at fabulous architecture of hospitable Prague and prefer to stare at your laptop’s display, the best place to do it is municipal library. There are many of them all over the city with free entrance to and where free WiFi Prague is guaranteed. But it’s better to forget dull time spending and to go sightseeing. Besides, Prague WiFi connection will follow you up in the most popular places of the city. Even if you won’t find public hotspots right in the center of this or that traveler attraction, cafes and hotels with free WiFi Prague are practically everywhere. And you shouldn’t go inside the buildings, as their hotspots usually cover the surrounding territory. First of all, you should take in Zizkovska television tower, which is the highest building in whole Czech Republic. Couples of observation desks, cafes and restaurants will bring you fantastic emotions, looking at amazing Prague from bird’s eye panorama. WiFi hotspot can’t be treated as absolutely free, as you have to purchase the entry ticket, but then the world of free of charge and limitless internet connection at your disposal. Being in Prague don’t forget to come to see Karlov bridge – the oldest and the most popular bridge in the country with fantastic views. Then it’s just necessary to visit Toy Museum, where it will be interesting for even adult people. And in any case, walking down the streets, you’ll meet many old, beautiful and historical buildings. When anybody is asked about what to do in Prague, the answer will be “to go and taste famous knodels and fantastic beer”. The city is well-known with cafes and restaurants, offering maybe the best beer and snacks in the world. Practically all such places are covered with Prague café WiFi hotspots. Mostly, there’s not necessary to take an order for having access to Prague café WiFi for free. Usually, there is no password to be inputted, but if it’s not, the code is mentioned either on the walls and entry door, or in menu. Otherwise, any waiter will help you. In spite of there is huge quantity of good cafes with advanced Prague café WiFi connection, the most popular places, which should be attended are: “Artisan Café& Bistrot” (nice place with calm atmosphere and simple, but delicious food), vine bar “VENUE” (with different types of unique alcohol and num-nums), “Cukrarna Alchymista” (original interior and appetizing desserts), “Hergetova Cihelna” (authoritative restaurant with high cuisine courses). And even if these popular places are full of people, you shouldn’t worry – you will find a good variant within 10-20 minutes. Prague welcomes throughout the year and is ready to share with hospitability, terrific architecture, fantastic cafes and good WiFi, of course.