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Category Archives: Living in France
Halloweem festival in Limoges
The Celtic Halloween festival has been introduced in the Limoges calendar since 1996. Every year, on October 31st, the town organises a street parade and story-telling events. It is so typical and pop ...
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The Musee de la Vigne et du Vin d’Anjou
The Musée de la Vigne et du Vin d’Anjou, in Saint-Lambert-du-Lattay provides twenty events in the vineyards, all year long! These events take you to a different vineyard each time. This enables visito ...
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Antibes: Picasso museum re-open its doors!
On 28th March, the doors will re-open at the Picasso Museum (it uses to belong to Grimaldi family), in Antibes, marking the launch of a series of events in the region offering the chance to discover t ...
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Festival de Cannes (13th to 24th May)
Since September 1946 the festival de Cannes is the most important film event in the world, where you can find the most recognised artists, jet-set, glamorous people and more than 40,000 journalists. T ...
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New section on our website
We are pleased to announce that the new section called “Living in France” is now live on our website. You will find more content related to the common questions you could have when moving ...
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Coming soon: Menton carnival – the cel...
From the 13th of February to the 4th of March, Menton will become the lemons’ city. In fact, Menton celebrates the carnival with a parade of floats and sculptures made from lemons and oranges. This tr ...
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More and more brits are looking to move abro...
As many as 500,000 Brits could be leaving the UK to become expats by the end of 2009 reports Axa, one of the world’s biggest insurers. It is difficult to use forecast figures as a barometer of i ...
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Income tax in France
Following some interesting questions we received in the past few weeks, we added a page on the website to clarify the notion of income tax in France. It is not that bad, especially if you invest in a ...
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Frais de Notaires when buying a French Prope...
I was having a look at differents forums related to French property this morning and one of the most frequent question related to a property purchase was the Notaire fee. It cis different for each pro ...
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