subject: Places Where You Could Find Wi-fi In The Capital City Of London Absolutely Free [print this page] The capital city of London is quite advanced when it comes to internet and Wi-Fi in hotels, cafes, restaurants and stations etc. Tourists those travelling along with their notebooks, laptops or high end mobile phones may feel the need of a fairly peaceful place where you can access internet for free. Other than the London hotels you are staying in, there are numerous places where you could easily connect to your friends or work through internet for no cost at all.
Here are some favourite eateries, museums, cafes and pubs that allows you a free access to Wi-Fi, but make sure that while sitting there you must buy something as if u ordered nothing and just using their free internet services then the staff are expected to frown upon you.
Restaurants and Cafes:
Hawksmoors meat and their yummy cocktails are likely to make these places crowded and not only this, but the free Wi-Fi access at the Steakhouse supremos Hawksmoor make it an ideal place for both Londoners and tourists alike. The Wi-Fi access is enabled at all their branches
Scandinavian Kitchen features a friendly staff, part caf is well known for serving sumptuous sandwiches, Swedish ciders and cakes.
Cargo is a live music and a nightclub venue and by the time night ends and day emerges, its turned into a chilled bar and restaurant. Comfy couches at the bar turn it into a perfect setting and you can calmly sit and use the net for free. The menu features a great combination of comfort, Mediterranean and Latin food. Catch up with some true value lunchtime deals.
London Pubs:
Geronimo Inns Pubs are quite upmarket with the best quality British menu served. The Oyster Shed is their newest addition to the chain.
Whetherspoons pubs allow you to access free internet and they also benefit travellers with an extensive range of cheap food and drinks. There are several less crowded branches within the city; however the most certainly located ones are The Moon Under Water and Montagu Pyke on Charing Cross.
The Pembroke Castle in Primrose Hill is relatively calm and serves sumptuous food. It serves a traditional British menu.
Galleries and Museums:
Those interested in canals, boats and ice trade, Canal Museum in London is a hotspot for them. Though, it is one of the lesser known museums of London, it was also one of the primary museums within the city to become a Wi-Fi hotspot. Internet can be accessed in and around the museum building.
Those staying in Barbican must not face any internet related issue as Wi-Fi is enabled throughout the communal areas of Barbican.
Are you roaming somewhere close to the Southbank Centre? For a free Wi-Fi access the second floor at the Royal Festival Hall is a Wi-Fi hotspot. You can even access the same in the Members Bar on the sixth floor but only members are allowed.
These are some of the places in the capital city of London that allows a free Wi-Fi access.
