The capital city of the province South Holland is called The Hague. Its inhabitants go over 500, 000 and even more in the suburbs. It is ranked third as size, only after Rotterdam and Amsterdam. The city is located to the west of the Netherlands and it is known to be the centre of the Haaglanden conurbation. The Hague is also located in the southwest corner of an even larger conurbation called Randstad.
This is the city where the seat of the Dutch government is and of the parliament. Also here is where the Council of State and the Supreme Court are. Despite being such an obviously important place for politics, it is not the capital of the Netherlands. Even King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands together with Queen Maxima lives at Huis ten Bosch which is the royal palace in The Hague and does his work at the Noordeinde Palace.
There are multiple foreign embassies that are present in the city and around 150 international organisations have made The Hague their home, such as the International Criminal Court and the International Court of Justice. As a result of the multiple organisations and the political influence The Hague has, both in Netherlands and internationally, has made the city an important location for hosting the United Nations and The Hague has become as significant to outside relations as much as other major cities are, such as Tokyo, Vienna, Geneva or New York.
The city life can be mainly found around the Binnenhof and the Hofvijver and that is also where the Parliament is located. The Hague historical inner city has originality in various aspects and it has some different characteristics than the other nearby cities like Delft and Leiden. Unlike those small cities whose streets of the inner centre are cramped and bordered by walls and canals, The Hague has small streets in the city centre that are said to date back to the Middle Ages and some grandiose and magnificent residences built in the 18th-century that were used for diplomats and other important Dutch families. The Hague has a City Hall which is well-known for its impressive build that dates back to the 16th century and a large church from the 15th century, along with several palaces dating back to the 17 century and a Protestant church built around the same time. There are also various buildings that were built in the 18th century and that offer some beautiful scenery to all who pass by them. This contributes to the particular scenery the city has to offer to its inhabitants and visitors alike.
Even for the young generation, the city has various locations where students can hang out, such as the new campus that was built in 2012 of the Leiden University. There are also several major institutions that are important for the cultural part of the city and for the whole experience as a young student, such as the Leiden University College The Hague, The Royal Academy of Art or The Royal Conservatory of The Hague. The city has opportunities for advancement for both young and experienced people and is the perfect place to go to if your desire is to better yourself and to advance to the next stage in your career. As proof of that, there are also various foreign inhabitants who make the city The Hague very diverse from a cultural point of view and it offers multiple foreign shops along with pubs and several foreign cultural events.
The Hague also has two beautiful beach resorts that are always well taken care of. The beach resort called Scheveningen is quite large and is located in the north western part of the city. This beach resort is especially popular among the inhabitants of the city and also among the tourists that pass by. With millions of visitors annually, the beach resort is one of the most popular beach towns in that area, namely the area of Benelux. The other beach resort that is quite well known is in the south western part of The Hague and although it is smaller comparing to Scheveningen, it still attracts many inhabitants of the city due to the beautiful scenery it offers and the great services it provides to each and every one of them.
Another characteristic of the city is the streets found in the older parts of the town, which are wide and long ones, along with low-rise houses that are often found there.
Overall, the layout of The Hague is rather spacious which is something not often found in other Dutch cities and it has various green zones and parks created around natural streams, which make the city a wonderful green city which has a lot to offer to its inhabitants. The canals that can still be found in The Hague are just a few and most of them were already drained by the 19th century.
Moving to The Hague can be a wonderful experience for both you and your family. You can find more than just a political centre, there is always something that you can do to better yourself and you’ll also have a chance to spend some quality time with your family, admiring the nature and the many sightseeing locations that the town has to offer. So don’t hesitate anymore, be brave and make a change: Move to The Hague! Let yourself enjoy the many festivities, institutions and leisurely spend your time embracing the variety the city has to offer. Don’t worry about moving your furniture or belonging because it won’t take long. We can always help you move to The Hagen and we’ll also provide a free quote for you.
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Moving to The Hague
The capital city of the province South Holland is called The Hague. Its inhabitants go over 500, 000 and even more in the suburbs. It is ranked third as size, only after Rotterdam and Amsterdam. The city is located to the west of the Netherlands and it is known to be the centre of the Haaglanden conurbation. The Hague is also located in the southwest corner of an even larger conurbation called Randstad.
This is the city where the seat of the Dutch government is and of the parliament. Also here is where the Council of State and the Supreme Court are. Despite being such an obviously important place for politics, it is not the capital of the Netherlands. Even King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands together with Queen Maxima lives at Huis ten Bosch which is the royal palace in The Hague and does his work at the Noordeinde Palace.
There are multiple foreign embassies that are present in the city and around 150 international organisations have made The Hague their home, such as the International Criminal Court and the International Court of Justice. As a result of the multiple organisations and the political influence The Hague has, both in Netherlands and internationally, has made the city an important location for hosting the United Nations and The Hague has become as significant to outside relations as much as other major cities are, such as Tokyo, Vienna, Geneva or New York.
The city life can be mainly found around the Binnenhof and the Hofvijver and that is also where the Parliament is located. The Hague historical inner city has originality in various aspects and it has some different characteristics than the other nearby cities like Delft and Leiden. Unlike those small cities whose streets of the inner centre are cramped and bordered by walls and canals, The Hague has small streets in the city centre that are said to date back to the Middle Ages and some grandiose and magnificent residences built in the 18th-century that were used for diplomats and other important Dutch families. The Hague has a City Hall which is well-known for its impressive build that dates back to the 16th century and a large church from the 15th century, along with several palaces dating back to the 17 century and a Protestant church built around the same time. There are also various buildings that were built in the 18th century and that offer some beautiful scenery to all who pass by them. This contributes to the particular scenery the city has to offer to its inhabitants and visitors alike.
Even for the young generation, the city has various locations where students can hang out, such as the new campus that was built in 2012 of the Leiden University. There are also several major institutions that are important for the cultural part of the city and for the whole experience as a young student, such as the Leiden University College The Hague, The Royal Academy of Art or The Royal Conservatory of The Hague. The city has opportunities for advancement for both young and experienced people and is the perfect place to go to if your desire is to better yourself and to advance to the next stage in your career. As proof of that, there are also various foreign inhabitants who make the city The Hague very diverse from a cultural point of view and it offers multiple foreign shops along with pubs and several foreign cultural events.
The Hague also has two beautiful beach resorts that are always well taken care of. The beach resort called Scheveningen is quite large and is located in the north western part of the city. This beach resort is especially popular among the inhabitants of the city and also among the tourists that pass by. With millions of visitors annually, the beach resort is one of the most popular beach towns in that area, namely the area of Benelux. The other beach resort that is quite well known is in the south western part of The Hague and although it is smaller comparing to Scheveningen, it still attracts many inhabitants of the city due to the beautiful scenery it offers and the great services it provides to each and every one of them.
Another characteristic of the city is the streets found in the older parts of the town, which are wide and long ones, along with low-rise houses that are often found there.
Overall, the layout of The Hague is rather spacious which is something not often found in other Dutch cities and it has various green zones and parks created around natural streams, which make the city a wonderful green city which has a lot to offer to its inhabitants. The canals that can still be found in The Hague are just a few and most of them were already drained by the 19th century.
Moving to The Hague can be a wonderful experience for both you and your family. You can find more than just a political centre, there is always something that you can do to better yourself and you’ll also have a chance to spend some quality time with your family, admiring the nature and the many sightseeing locations that the town has to offer. So don’t hesitate anymore, be brave and make a change: Move to The Hague! Let yourself enjoy the many festivities, institutions and leisurely spend your time embracing the variety the city has to offer. Don’t worry about moving your furniture or belonging because it won’t take long. We can always help you move to The Hagen and we’ll also provide a free quote for you.
We provide a cost effective and reliable service to you. Be it a small or a large number of boxes that needs moving, we can arrange collection of your belongings and relocation, as well as Storage, all only under the best conditions and with highly Qualified Professionals Removers. You can even leave the Packing to us. We will make sure everything will be Packed Securely with only the best Packing Supplies available. If you’re not convinced just use our Free Quote service.
You can contact us for any questions you might have. +44 020 3150 2668
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Moving to Rotterdam
The second largest city in the Netherlands is Rotterdam. The city is well known for its large ports that are ranked among the top in the world. The city is now a major international commercial centre and it all started when a dam was built back in 1270, on the Rotte River. The city is strategically placed at the Rhine-Meuse-Scheldt delta on the North Sea. The location of the city is also where a major rail, road, inland and air waterway distribution system extends all the way through Europe. As a result of this, Rotterdam is also mentioned under the nickname “Gateway to Europe”.
Rotterdam is located in the province of South Holland, just in the western part of Holland. The city is well known for its architecture, cultural life, universities and the maritime heritage along with beautiful riverside setting.
A striking moment in history that made Rotterdam famous among all is the Rotterdam Blitz. The Rotterdam Blitz was the aerial bombing of the city in 1940, killing thousands. The bombing command was put under serious scrutiny and was a highly controversial matter because just before the bombing happened, negotiations took place and the decision to ceasefire was taken.
Rotterdam is known as having the largest port in Europe that was until 2004 the busiest port too until it got surpassed by Shanghai. The city bases its strategic and commercial importance on the location it occupies, being near the mouth of the New Meuse channel that leads directly into the centre of Europe.
Regarding the Rotterdam architecture, the city has several high-rise buildings that are defining of the city’s skyline. Such one building is the Witte Huis that was completed back in 1989 and reaches the high of 15 meters. Several other buildings were built in the early 20th century that adopted the modern style architecture, such as the clubhouse of the Royal Maas Yacht Club and the Feyenoord football stadium.
After the bombings took place in World War II, along with the lives lost then, many of the old buildings in the centre were destroyed. While rebuilding these, the centre of Rotterdam became a place where ambitious new architecture found its home.
Another famous architectural structure has been built by the architect Piet Blom back in 1984, namely the cube houses. Overall there are many famous architects that are bases in Rotterdam such as Erick van Egeraat and Neutelings & Riedijk.
In Rotterdam there are also several annual events that are only found in the city, such as the largest Caribbean carnival in Europe named the Zomercarnaval. Other examples of these events are the Bavaria City Race which is a formula 1 race that takes place inside the centre of the city or the World Port Days that is actually held in honour of the Port of Rotterdam and it takes place over the course of three whole days.
Rotterdam is also famous for being the home of the Erasmus University which concentrates its studies on education in management, economics and research. Several multinational firms surround the university that is located in the east of the city.
The city also has a strong cultural appeal and was once named as the European Capital of Culture back in 2001. Rotterdam has a grand orchestra named the Rotterdam Philharmonic and several theatres and movie theatres. There is also a major zoo located at the northwest of the city, named Diergaarde Blijdorp.
The city has several important museums that can be visited such as the Netherlands Architecture Institute and the Ethnographic Museum. There is also a historical shipyard and museum known as the Scheepwerf ‘De Delft’. Here you can visit the ship of the line Delft which was reconstructed and opened to the public.
There are various things to do in Rotterdam and many of which are well worth doing. Whatever you might desire to find there you will probably find it if you search a little. So don’t stay on ceremony and start a new stage of your life in Rotterdam. No matter what you have to move to be there, we can move it for you.
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Moving to Amsterdam
The capital of Netherlands is the most populous city in the country and is called Amsterdam. The status of Amsterdam as a Dutch capital is mandated by the Constitution of the Netherlands and it is not the seat of the Dutch government as many may think. The province where Amsterdam is located is North Holland and it’s situated in the North of the country. Much of the northern part of the Randstad is part of Amsterdam and its population reaches that of seven million.
The name of the city Amsterdam derives from the origin of the city, the name having close resemblance with the word Amstel that means a dam in the river. Although Amsterdam was just a small fishing village back in the 12th century, it quickly flourished as an important port around the 17th century and it was a place where new developments in trade were used often. In that period of time Amsterdam was a leader for both finance and diamonds. As a result of its popularity, Amsterdam expanded in the 19th and 20th century and new neighbourhoods along with suburbs were built. Also, the city has become the cultural centre of Netherlands over the years and many Dutch institutions have had their headquarters built in the city.
Amsterdam is also quite well known for being the home of the oldest stock exchange in the whole world, called Amsterdam Stock exchange. This is situated in the city centre along with other famous attractions, such as the Rijkmuseum, the Van Gogh Museum, Anne Frank House and the historic canals among others.
The historic canals found in Amsterdam date back to the 17th century are known under the name of Grachtenfordel and they embrace the city centre. There, behind the canals are where the working class areas of Pijp and Jordan were. The canals have been added to the UNESCO World Geritage List are are among the most famous in the Netherlands.
The city known under the name of Museumplein is where major museums are and there is a 19th century park named Vondelpark thast is named after the famous writer Joost van den Vondel. Also, just outside the GRachtengordel is where the Plantage neighbourhood and its zoo are located.
There are polders surrounding urban areas and part of the city. You can recognise these areas as they have the suffix –meer added to their name, such as Watergraafsmeer, Bijlmermeer and Haarlemmermeer. The suffix actually means lake and that is why it is used for recognising the areas.
Regarding its architecture Amsterdam has a long and rich history. One of the oldest and most famous buildings in the city is the Oude Kerk meaning old church, which was consecrated back in 1306 and is located at the centre of the Wallen. The oldest building made out of wood dates back to 1425 and is located at the Begijnhof, named het Houte Huyz. The building is a great exemple of Gothic architecture and one of the few that uses this architectural style. During the 16th century, many building were constructed using brick, in the Renaissance architectural style. The city adapted its own style based on the Renaissance architectural style, where the architect Hendrick de Keyser had a big deal of influence. The best way to recognise these building is by the stepped gable facades which is a characteristic of the Dutch Renaissance architectural style. A perfect example of these is the Westerkerk, which is a must see for lovers of architecture and not only. Baroque architecture became popular in the 17th century and many building adopted this style early on. An example of such a building is the Royal Palace located on Dam Square. Other architectural styles present in Amsterdam are the neo-Gothic style, the Art-Nouveau style and the Art Deco style.
The focus point of all these architectural style is the old city centre and many of the historic buildings there are houses.
In the city there are a multitude of parks and squares such as the Vondelpark, along with the Amsterdamse Bos, the Ooosterpark and the Westerpark among many others. The open squares found in Amsterdam are themselves very beautiful, such as the Dam Square, the Muntplein and the Spui. These are perfect places to enjoy a sunny afternoon with your friends or family and they are rather famous around the Netherlands for their beauty.
Among all the rich history and culture Amsterdam has many locations for party lovers and plenty of bars where you can hang out after work.
The city offers many things for many people and no matter how picky you are you are sure to find something to do, that you can thoroughly enjoy in the great city, Amsterdam. So waver no more and pack your bags so you can move there. We can help you get all the stress out of moving and let you enjoy yourself without having to worry about such trivial things such as packing or storage.European Removal Experts is specialized in removals to Holland with door to door deliveries. We offer storage and removal services at attractive prices and will ensure your moving will take place as a fast paced and secure operation. We provide a cost effective and reliable service to you. Be it a small or a large number of boxes that needs moving, we can arrange collection of your belongings and relocation, as well as storage, all only under the best conditions and with highly qualified professionals. You can even leave the packing to us. We will make sure everything will be packed securely with only the best packing supplies available. If you’re not convinced just use our free quote service. You can contact us for any questions you might have.
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Moving to Centre
The Centre region is located southwest of Paris and it contains a rather big part of the Loire Valley along with areas in the north and south.
The Centre region is considered the centre of northern France and it has as neighbours Normandy, Poitou and Pays de la Loire to the west and Burgundy along with the Paris region to the east. The regional capital of Centre is Orleans.
The Centre region is the heart of historic France and is divided into six departments, namely the Loiret, the Loir et Cher, the Cher, the Indre, the Indre et Loire and the Eure et Loir.
One of the historic breadbaskets of France is at the north of the region, named Beauce. The Beause is a great plateau adorned with vast fields and a picturesque landscape. Its main city is called Chartes and it is the home of a grandiose cathedral built early in the history of France with a Gothic architecture. In the middle of the region one can find the valleys of the Loire River. During the Middle Ages and the Reinasance the area was populated by many of the dukes and kings of France which came and built grand castles out of which the most famous one is the Chateux de la Loire. Other such beautifully constructed castles are the Blois or Chenoceaux, Chambord and Azay le Rideau.
In the space between Blois, Orleans and Vierzon is located a large area of heathland and forests named La Sologne. This was the place where the nobility came and went hunting. Today it is well known for what it has to offer to hikers and nature lovers as well as hunters.
The valley under the name of Loire has various vineyards where white wines are produced, these includes the sparkling white of Vouvray and Touraine. Other such vineyards are the Valencay, the Pouilly-Fume and the Sancerre. These are all well-known wines and are famous around the world for their exquisite taste.
The Centre region rises towards the hills Auvergne and Limousin in the south and south-east. This area is named le Berry and has various agricultural areas where farming takes place. Having a historic centre, the capital is of the area is called the city of Bourges and it is one of the most famous wetlands in France.
The northern part of the region is influenced by its proximity to Paris and has had various economical benefits. This part of the Centre region has developed great transport links to the capital which only helps in its economical development. The transportation links are well-known for their express trains to major cities and direct motorways that lead to Paris. The cities located in the Loire valley have development and are now major centres of high-tech and pharmaceutical industries, and in the north of the region there was a bloom in the cosmetics industry, making it one of the important centres of cosmetic manufacturing in France.
The centre of France is said to be at a spot in the commune of Saint Armand- Montrond but it is always debatable between the north of the Auvergne and the south of the Centre region.
There are many places to visit when in the Centre region of France, out of which some are the regional capital, Orleans, which is a historic city, along with Blois on the northern shore of the Loire. Blois has a grand Renaissance castle which is renowned for its beautiful architecture.
Other great locations to visit are the historic centre in the Bourges and the one in Tours. There is also a gothic cathedral that is famous in France, located in Chartres. A walk near the vineyards and on the banks of the Loire River can make any day better.
If you’re into architecture, then visiting the many castles the region has to offer is a must. The most beautiful and famous ones are in the Loire area and besides them there are also many others which you can admire, such as Ambroise, Langeais and Rigny-Usse among others.
There is also La Brenne where you can visit especially if you’re a fan of lakes and various birds that inhabit the area.
There are various other points of interest in the Centre region of France and it’s impossible to see it all when you’re just visiting. Now if you decide to move to Centre it’s another story. You can take your time and enjoy the wonders and landscapes the Centre region has to offer. Here is where we can help.
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Moving to Champagne-Ardenne
Located in the northeast of the country is another one of the 27 regions of France named Champagne-Ardenne. The region has as a neighbour the border to Belgium and has four departments named Marne, Ardennes, Aube and Haute Marne. The regions has three rivers that flow west, the Marne, the Aisne and the Seine and one that flows north named Meuse. Champagne-Ardenne is well known for its sparkling white wine and its capital is Chalons–en–Champagne.
The Langres Plateau is situated south of the Champagne-Ardenne region and it reaches an elevation of more than 450 metres. This area is part of the department of Haute Marne and together with other limestone highlands is considered to be top ranked in regards to forested areas in France. In the west one can find the platform of Champagne-Ardenne which is transverse by the Seine and Aube river valleys. These valleys cut though the limestone hills called Cote de Bars Also, in the same region there is the Argonne Massif in the north which is drained by the river Aisne.
The Champagne-Ardenne region is not vastly populated unlike other areas mainly because many have emigrated to Lorraine and Paris back in 1901 and until 1946 due to employment search in the coal and steel industries. Until the end of the century the growing population flattened bellow a national average due to a new wave of migration.
In the Champagne-Ardenne region there are many farms as it is a rich and vast agricultural area. The farms are capital-intensive and the cultivation is made in a mechanized fashion on a wide scale. The region main crops that are cultivated are cereals, like barley and wheat, along others such as legumes, sugar beets, oleaginous plants and alfalfa. The Champagne-Ardenne is famous for its table wine and white sparkling wine of which large quantities are produced every year. The champagne industry is a major employer in the areas around Reims and Epernav and the white sparkling wine industry is rather famous as well as economically important. In the Epernav region, just east of it the famous Dom Pierre Perignon was born in 1638. He was born in Sainte-Menehould and was the one to invent the process of making champagne sparkle.
There are several traditional industries like the textiles around the Troyes and in the Meuse valley that have seen a steady decline. Also in the same category is metalworking which is centred in the Haute Marne and Ardennes departments and whose importance got lower over the years. Although some industries declined there are also new industries that started which in turn helped the economy of the Champagne-Ardenne region, such as food and beverage processing along with automobile components and plastics industries.
Nevertheless, because of the great amount of champagne production, several other industries flourished in the Champagne-Ardenne region, for example the packing, glass and chemical industries along with the printing industries. There are directly tied to the white sparkling wine production and it allowed the economy to stay strong despite the decline of the traditional industries.
In spite of the fact that the region is widely used for industry related tasks, there is still some pull for tourists, thanks to several beautiful and grand constructions. Some examples of famous locations where one could visit are the Reims Cathedral, the fortified city of Langres and the basilica of l’Epine. The Reims Cathedral was constructed in the 13th century using Gothic architecture and it is considered one of the most exquisite churches in France. The fortified city of Langres has been situated in the Champagne-Ardenne region from around the second century and it still stands proud as a monument to the history of the region.
Because of the high traffic of industry related items and the charm the region displays to the tourists and the locals, new motorways have been constructed that pass across the Champagne-Ardenne region which has in turn increased accessibility throughout the region.
During its long history the Champagne-Ardenne region was the central stage of multiple battles since the French Revolution and it was even the place where the Battle of the Bulge took place, which was the final action back in 1944 on the offensive side by the Germans. Other famous battles include the Battle of Ardennes in World War I along with those in the Franco-German War and in the campaign back in 1794.
The Champagne-Ardenne region offers to show those who are interested a part of history with its impressive constructions but it doesn’t stop there. If you ever think of moving to the Champagne-Ardenne region you can be sure there will be opportunities for employment along with various possibilities for those who want to succeed in the industries that are blooming there. If after a day at work you like to enjoy yourself with what this region has to offer then it is recommended to move to Champagne-Ardenne. We can help you get over there fast and without much of a fuss.
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Stunning Switzerland
Anyone who loves to see nature at its absolute wildest and most beautiful has probably already considered moving to Switzerland. If you are emigrating and you’ve not considered moving to Switzerland, here are a few reasons why Switzerland could be an idyllic home.
For anyone with a sporting interest, moving to Switzerland could introduce you to some fabulous environments perfect for all kinds of sport. Winter sports, in particular, are ideally suited to the Swiss Alps, which is home to a wide variety of ski resorts that are not only some of the best in Europe – but some of the best in the world.
Switzerland doesn’t just excel when it comes to winter sports, however, and such is the diversity of the Swiss landscape that as well as the stunning alps there are also majestic lakes and stunning woodlands; always picturesque and full of life whatever the season. Relocating to Switzerland guarantees luxury just outside of your window.
Of course, Switzerland’s beauty isn’t just an untamed wilderness. By moving to Switzerland you will be moving to one of Europe’s most cultured countries, enjoying a unique diversity of languages, such as French, Italian, Swiss German and Romansch – truly a place were the culturally minded can be in their element.
At European Removal Experts we recognise that whilst your destination might be idyllic, often the moving process isn’t. That is why if you’re moving to Switzerland, you can be sure of a service that is at once quick and affordable. No matter what your needs or your location, we are honoured to be delivering you to your new home.
Destination Deutschland
Germany is the largest economy in Europe and therefore it has seen a considerable influx of British professionals moving to Germany in order to take advantage of its booming industries – not to mention its rich culture and stunning natural environments. Whatever your reasons for moving to Germany, however, there are a few British items that you just wont be able to find in Deutschland, so if you are a sucker for home comforts, you might just want to take them with you.
For example, it might surprise you to learn (considering that Germany is such a bratwurst loving country!) that you probably won’t be able to get British style bacon. Also, British staples such as brown sauce won’t be easy to come by, and if you do find some it won’t be cheap.
Anyone moving to Germany should also be prepared for the customary plug adaptors in order to get your electrical appliances working, but it might surprise you to learn that if you’re a Sky subscriber you should be able to get your system working in Germany! Of course bacon and Sky TV aren’t part of the major considerations, and you should enjoy adapting your lifestyle towards the German way of doing things – that’s part of the reason for relocating to Germany, after all.
So how exactly will you get all these home comforts to Germany, anyway? Well with European Removal Experts we can not only help you with your move, but we can do for affordable rates without compromising on quality. We can help you with moving to Germany, no matter how small or large your items are.
Best Reason For Moving To Belgium?
Most people think of chocolate when they think of Belgium, and for good reason. Belgium hosts some of the greatest artisan chocolate makers on earth. Non-chocolate lovers would tell you to visit Belgium for the beer, while others might say to skip it entirely; Bruges was recently voted the most boring city in Europe.
Holland has a reputation – mostly down to Amsterdam – for being more exciting and racy than Belgium, but in truth they share many of the same characteristics that makes moving to Holland open to similar considerations as moving to Belgium.
Both countries have a friendly but reserved local population. Before moving to Belgium, do not expect that you will immediately fall into a group of great friends. It will take time to meet people and from there it will take time to become a friend and not just an acquaintance. Learning the very basics of the working languages of Belgium and Holland before moving to Belgium or moving to Holland, will help to ease your way into these friendships. Being able to speak a little of the local language will also make it easier and more enjoyable for you to do everyday basic things such as food shopping and going out for a drink.
Both Belgium and Holland benefit from great food and drink – everything from chocolate to beer to Dutch cheeses. In the cosmopolitan capital cities of both Belgium and Holland you will find a wide range of cuisine from many countries.
Art and culture are two other reasons for moving to Belgium and Holland. Visiting museums and galleries are a great way of getting to know the area, and also give you something to discuss with your potential friends.
Moving abroad is a challenging and exciting experience but planning in advance will help smooth the journey. Worried about getting your furniture and much-loved possessions to your new home?
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European Removal Experts Offer Great Discounts On EU Removal Services
European Removal Experts, who can help their clients with personal and affordable services if they’re considering moving to Holland, Germany, France or any other EU zone, offer great discounts for their removal services both at home and abroad.
Whether a group of students is looking to move to Europe to study or if a business is moving to Belgium or anywhere else in the EU, European Removal Experts can visit a client’s property and offer door-to-door removal services across the UK, including Scotland and Ireland. Goods can be delivered on the same day or be housed in their secure warehouse to be delivered as and when the client requires, depending on the urgency of the delivery.
Covering both commercial and domestic removals, European Removal Experts offer a smooth transport service. All vehicles are fully insured and have a cubic capacity of between 15 – 30 metres. With goods-in-transit insurance of up to £10,000, European Removal Experts also offer ‘Man and Van’ services to all major UK cities and discounted trips at affordable rates.
“Moving around Europe can be a real pain sometimes, whether it’s moving to Switzerland, Germany, France or any other territory under the EU umbrella,” comments Christian Popovici of European Removal Experts. “Customers are going to need a reliable company they can trust, and we will be delighted to offer them our services here at European Removal Experts. Clients using our services can expect affordable rates and professional assistance from our removal company, and people looking to utilise our business can contact us for a free, no-obligation quotation.”
Great Reasons to Move to France
Whichever region of France you choose to move to from the UK, the country has no shortage of attractions to discover and explore. Enticing regions include Paris with its romantic boulevards, restaurants, art galleries and museums, Brittany with its beautiful beaches and the Loire Valley and Champagne areas with their famous vineyards, as well as the unforgettable French Riviera. There are many reasons to relocate to France, including the high standard of education and healthcare, the fabled cuisine and the typically Mediterranean weather and relaxed lifestyle.
Although, on a practical level, the process of moving to France is considerably easier today than it was once due to the country being a fellow EU member state to the UK, moving anywhere abroad remains an upheaval. You will find the process less stressful if you prepare well. You will have to decide on your preferred region to live in, find a suitable property and then obtain a mortgage. It therefore makes sense to choose a removal company as soon as you reasonably can.
There are many fantastic reasons to use our removal services to France. We cater to all of the French regions with our furniture removals, which include part loads and full loads. We always aim to provide the best quality customer service, which includes paying attention to the individual needs of our customers and tailoring our services accordingly to ensure that your move overseas goes as well as it can. We can give you advice on successfully moving to Germany, France or any other European destination, including information on time schedules. Whether you are moving to France, or are instead considering moving to Germany, Switzerland, Holland or Belgium, we aim to take the stress out of your move so that you can enjoy settling in at your new home or business address.