The Study Room is a space for studying, working, and reading, open to all, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. When using it, please follow these simple rules.
How can I access the Study Room at Cinema Troisi?
The Study Room is open every day, around the clock. All areas are fully accessible to people with disabilities, thanks to the removal of architectural barriers. No reservation is needed—seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
How can I access the internet?
The Study Room, like the rest of Cinema Troisi, offers free ultra-fast Wi-Fi. Users can connect by registering on the open “Cinema Troisi” network and providing their details. Additionally, workstations are equipped with power outlets, Ethernet ports, Type-C, and USB connections.
What rules should I follow in the Study Room?
The Study Room is open to everyone, and we ask all users to help keep it in good condition: eating is not allowed indoors (it is permitted on the terrace), and phones must be set to silent, ensuring vibration noise is also turned off. Speaking loudly or disturbing others is not allowed, as is playing videos or music without headphones (and even with headphones, please keep the volume respectful).
Group work and discussions can be conducted on the terrace tables, but please keep your voices at a level respectful to other users.
Finally, always ensure you leave your workstation clean after use.