WHERE TO GET WIFI ON THE MOVE?
Bars and Restaurants
Many bars and most restaurants offer Wi-Fi to the customers, you can just ask for the password.
FREE ITALIA WIFI
This is a national network of free internet access points from various collaborators. There is a one-time registration for access which can then be used in all Italian Cities. There are hotspots around tourist areas, train stations, airports and more. http://www.freeitaliawifi.it/
DigitRoma is part of the freeitalia national network which also has hotspots around the city and offers up to four hours per day. You can register when you connect to any hotspot in Rome.
https://www.digitromawifi.it/en/
Poste Italiane
Many Italian post offices now offer ‘fast wifi’ access.
REST ROOMS IN MILAN
In Milan, restrooms are readily available across the city, typically found in various locations.
- Restaurants and Cafes: Most dining establishments offer restroom facilities for their patrons, often accessible to customers.
- Public Parks: Some public parks may feature restroom facilities for visitors, though their availability can vary depending on the park's size and maintenance
- Public Transportation Hubs: Train stations and metro stops commonly have restroom facilities, though they may require a small fee for use
- Tourist Attractions: Major attractions like museums and galleries typically offer restroom facilities to accommodate visitors, ensuring comfort during visits.
When accessing public restrooms, it's advisable to have some change on hand. Some facilities may charge a nominal fee for usage.
TOURIST INFORMATION
Milan has tourist information booths located throughout the city to assist visitors with information, maps, and guidance. These booths, often operated by the local tourism office or municipality, provide tourists with valuable resources to enhance their experience in Milan.
EMERGENCY NUMBERS in Milan
Police (Carabinieri) 112
State Police (Polizia) 113
Fire (Vigili del Fuoco) 115
Ambulance 118
EMERGENCY ROOMS (Pronto Soccorso)
If you have an accident and need to go to the hospital, you need to go to the ‘Pronto Soccorso’ which is the Emergency Room. It is free for locals and visitors. If you call the ambulance (118) will take you to the nearest emergency room.
You will need to take your identification with you.
