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WI-FI IN ROME
Wireless Internet Hot Spots in Rome

How does it work?

Wi-Fi is an access to Internet based on a local radio net, that is without the use of cables. Through with antennas of a very low electromagnetic impact, it offers a coverage that is very similar to that of a cellular type, to which more customers can connect at the same time without interfering with one another. The technology used by RomaWireless is based on the standard 802.11b.

Roma Wireless Wi-Fi service

ALL OUR APARTMENTS HAVE WIRELESS INTERNET ACCESS

In the public places of Rome covered by Roma Wireless hot spots, recognizable by appropriate signs of identification and presented in the Maps section of this site, anyone can comfortably access the net, as if in the office or at home. Therefore the customer will be able to download and send e-mails, to access the Intranet of his/her company or simply surf the Internet with at Broad Band speed, surrounded by the magnificent scenario of the beautiful and evocative places of the Capital.

How do you access?

In order to access the net, you only need to reach one of the RomaWireless Wi-Fi Zones with a Portable PC, a Tablet PC, a PDA or whichever other device provided with a certified Wi-Fi card or an integrated a Wi-Fi system.

RomaWireless offers, for its first year of activity, an hour of free logon per day.

Once caught up in an area covered by RomaWireless, just open your Internet Browser. Automatically the authentication page appears.

If you are already registered, you just have to login in order to start your session.

For new users, it is necessary to register - free of charge - by filling a form in all its fields, be ing able to give in a valid cellular phone number.

Once registration is completed, the system will request to make a call, within 15 seconds from login, with the registered cellular phone, to a given number. The call is free of charge. A server will verify the validity of the number and will log the customer on.

Rome Wireless Hotspots list

Circo Massimo/Piazza della Bocca della Verità
Campidoglio (Protomoteca e Palazzo Senatorio)
Mercati Traianei/Via Quattro Novembre
Villa Borghese-Casa del Cinema
Villa-Borghese-Torre dell'Acquamarcia
Villa Borghese-La Meridiana
Villa Borghese-Casina del Graziano
Villa Borghese-Museo Canonica
Villa Borghese-Via dell'Aranciera
Villa Borghese-Casina Valadier
Piazza di Pietra
Piazza di Sant'Ignazio
Piazza Pasquino
Piazza Navona
Via Dei Coronari/Piazza San Salvatore in Lauro - in manutenzione
Villa Torlonia-Casina delle Civette
Villa Paganini-Edificio Servizio Giardini
Villa Ada - Cascianese Country Club
Villa Ada - Zona Laghetto
Villa Ada - Ingresso Via Salaria - Edificio Servizi Giardini
Villa Doria Pamphili - Ingresso Via Aurelia Antica 183
Piazza Campo de' Fiori
Largo di Torre Argentina/Largo Arenula
Piazza Di Spagna - Keats and Shelley House
Fontana di Trevi
Piazza della Rotonda/Pantheon - Coming Soon
Castel Sant'Angelo - in manutenzione
Teatro Marcello
Auditorium Parco della Musica - aree esterne
Eur-Piazzale Konrad Adenauer (Bar Palombini)
Eur-Piazzale Metro Palasport (Help Point Palasport)
Eur-Passeggiata del Giappone (Help Point Piscina delle Rose)
Eur-Piazzale Stazione Metro Fermi (Help Point Fermi)
Eur-Safe Zone Palazzo ENI (Adiacente Viale Africa)
Eur-Viale Cristoforo Colombo
Eur-Largo Ataturk (Help Point Bar Giolitti)
Eur-Viale Oceania (Help Point Cefalonia)

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