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Category Archives: Living in France
The aura of Michelin stars for restaurants
For a chef, a Michelin star is the equivalent of winning an Oscar if you are an actor or an actress. It is a the recognition of long and hard work. It takes months to produce a movie, it can take up t ...
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Tour de France of Christmas markets
Christmas comes early in some part of continental Europe like Germany and Austria. They celebrate Saint Nicholas on ...
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3 important tips before you buy or sell a ho...
Whether you are considering buying or selling a property of France, the likelihood of it being your first time is pretty high. In each case, there are 3 steps that are critical if you want to ensure t ...
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How to make sure your holiday home is all se...
The winter days are looming yet what is on your mind is Christmas: celebrations and presents! It means you have les ...
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The impact of driverless cars for holiday ho...
The first part of the title sounds futuristic doesn’t it? The second part not so much so, at least if you have to t ...
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Top 10 cities favoured by French buying holi...
Having a holiday home in France is a bit of a dream for numerous Brits. It means you can go and spend countless weeks in your favorite region and live the French life you could only experience during ...
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French properties: what changed during the s...
The Summer is nearly over, kids are back to school and your holidays seem quite distant already, that is what happe ...
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Not too late to double check your French pro...
If you are lucky enough to own a property in France, or only considering one, then it is likely that you are famili ...
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Fun activities with kids in Paris during thi...
School break at long last! A welcome break for children and parents alike. For some, you even hopped over to Paris ...
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In, out, in, out and shake it all about: wha...
23rd June normally passes by unnoticed, a summer’s day around half way through the year when many people are lookin ...
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