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Category Archives: Living in France
Roland-Garros: let’s go!
Get ready for the most prestigious clay court Grand Slam tournament in the world! Along with Wimbledon, Roland-Garros is one of the most esteemed tennis tournaments. The other Grand Slam tournaments a ...
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May Day in France
May Day is a day off in many countries since the dawn of the world. Nowadays some countries celebrate the beginning of summer but in most countries around the world this day is called Labour Day:
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The Provence Cote d’Azur region, a place to ...
Sextant Properties is a member of the SNPI (Syndicat National des Professionnels Immobiliers). We receive regular u ...
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Burgundy best ‘grands crus’
As you may know, France has plenty of regions producing wines classified as A.O.C (Appellation d’Origine Contrôlée) since 1936, the year of the first Burgundy wine benefiting from this appellation.
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Ideal holiday periods to spend time in your ...
There is a simple way to find the best moments to spend time in France: regularly check the Eurostar website as periods when tickets are expensive often mean there is a special event in France such ...
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Discover the charm of the Atlantic coast
This is neither the trendy part of France and the French Riviera, nor does it boast sunny days all year round but the French Atlantic coast is unique in the world thanks to its magnificent landscapes ...
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Cannes Festival 2011
The aim of the Cannes Film Festival, one of the most prestigious film festivals in the world is to contribute to the development of the cinema and film industry.
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Drought in France: water restrictions in 11 ...
Summery temperatures, lack of water, parched earth…
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Leasebacks offer you great activities!
Whether set in the city, the countryside, in a French ski resort or by the seaside, French leasebacks offer –as wel ...
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Nice, six districts undergoing radical trans...
What with the renovation of the Pasteur district and Thiers train station area and the creation of a green zone, dozens of big constructions sites are shaking up the city’s appearance. Here is guided ...
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