Even after Brexit, thousands of Britons choose to relocate to France each year to enjoy its culture, high quality of life and to embark on new adventures. For those looking to save a bit of money, buying a property to renovate is an option, which can ultimately lower the upfront property cost.
Notre-Dame du Mont, a neighbourhood in Marseille’s 6th arrondissement, was recently named by Time Out as the “world’s coolest neighbourhood.” The list totals 38 destinations worldwide and ranks each location on its arts, culture, street life, food and one-of-a-kind local flavour. Taking the top spot, Marseille’s Notre-Dame du Mont beat renowned neighbourhoods like Seongsu-dong in Seoul, South Korea and Kerns, in Portland, USA.
“Politesse”, which literally translates as politeness but might better be described by another French word, etiquette, is of major importance when both visiting and living in France. Learn how learning a little politesse can ease your way when moving to France.
A new Michelin Guide has just been released and as always, there are lots of new restaurants to discover. The Guide is closely monitored and kept up to date to keep all the foodies in the world happy!
Are you sitting at home wondering about what your new life in France will be like? Well, I’m here to share my own experience which will hopefully give you a little insight into what it’s like. I also share a few top tips on how to make the most of your life in France.
