Hot Spots – New Ways to Stay Web Connected in Nice
ExploreOur need to stay connected has become insatiable… especially on vacation. Good news: after years in the digital dark ages, Nice is finally catching up to the modern world!
After years of false starts, we finally have free 4G high-speed wifi all along the Promenade du Paillon, in Place Massena, Place Garibaldi, Cours Saleya, Palais du Justice, and at the train station.
…Continue reading here for details on how to get and stay connected while you are in Nice, travel WiFi tips and even a little something for gamers.
Travel Bonus Tip: if you book your Travel WiFi through this link you will save 10% (we get no compensation it’s just a reader bonus)
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