April 9, 2010 – Today, on an experimental basis and for an initial six-month period, Paris is welcoming new phone booths in four touristy areas (Eiffel Tower, Montmartre, Champs-Élysées, Le Marais), two residential areas (La Villette, Place d’Italie), two student areas (Saint-Michel, Saint-Germain) and three shopping areas (Haussmann, Montparnasse, Bercy)*, offering a range of new services for users that are more in keeping with contemporary uses.

You will now be able to make a call with perfect quality thanks to VoIP, search for a service near you, check your email and browse the web.

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