Work from cafés in Italy
Italy is art, food and coast. Rome and Florence draw the crowds, Pisa lives on its university and tower, Catania in Sicily on Mount Etna and low prices. The south is slower and cheaper than the north.
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Café culture in Italy
In Italy espresso is drunk standing at the bar, and many bars have no tables for laptops at all. If you want to work, look for the new generation of specialty cafés in Rome, Florence and the university towns, often with a coworking corner and stable WiFi. The Twork community lists the few, but good, cafés to work from in Italy.
Top rated in Italy
Rome spots →Legatoria Prampolini
The overall sentiment is mostly positive with themes of fast Wi-Fi, pleasant atmosphere, and fair pricing. Occasionally described as slightly costly, but the benefits outweigh the costs.
Ditta Artigianale Solferino Specialty Coffee
Based on user ratings, this cafe excels with an amazing infrastructure for long stays and lightning-fast WiFi (5/5). The drink quality is outstanding. Since power sockets and noise levels for calls are rated as average (3/5), it is primarily suited for deep work with a fully charged battery.
OpenPI
Users highly rate OpenPI for its flawless remote work infrastructure. The exceptionally quiet atmosphere, fast WiFi, and abundant power sockets make it a top choice for digital nomads. It is perfect for long stays, though visitors note that the food options and air conditioning leave room for improvement.
Livello 13
Twork users give top marks, highlighting Livello 13 as a "Great spot!". The community highly praises the flawless WiFi (5/5), the quiet environment for calls, and its suitability for long stays. Outstanding food completes the experience. The only minor drawback is the limited availability of sockets (3/5).