Where to Live when Moving to France?

Where to Live when Moving to France?

When moving to France, you have the choice of a diverse range of places to live. The Parisian north or the Mediterranean south? The Alpine east or the Atlantic west? Continental France is divided into four climatic regions, so it is worth considering which climate would be most favourable to you before moving to France.

  • North – Temperate. Northern France, including Paris, has a temperate climate similar to that of southern England. It is characterised by warm summers, cold winters and rainfall throughout the year.
  • East – Continental. The summers are warm and the winters are harsh, with snow and frost likely.  The low rain fall tends to fall in summer when the region receives frequent thunderstorms.
  • South – Mediterranean. Rain is scarce during the summer but when it does rain it pours, often with storms.  Frost is rare, but periods of cold windy weather can occur in late spring, brought about by the famous northerly ‘Mistral’ wind.
  • West – Oceanic. The western coast, from the Loire valley to the Pyrenees, is milder and summer days are generally very hot, while winters are rarely very cold.

Whilst it is, of course, essential to decide where exactly you plan to go when moving to France, it is also highly important to shop around for a professional, reliable and good-value removals company. Based in London for easy access, we at European Removal Experts can provide removal services catered to the individual and their needs, as we work with flexibility and the customer’s satisfaction in mind.

Moving to France has never been easier than with European Removal Experts, as we provide a cheap, door-to-door service that sees the customer’s removals being taken care of from start to finish – wherever in France you decide to live. With fully comprehensive insurance and the offering of a packing and packaging supply, we are undoubtedly one of the most secure services to utilise.

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Everyone Should Live Abroad Once

We specialise in moving to Holland, Germany and a bunch of other culturally rich European countries. Here are our top five reasons every person should spend at least a little of their life living continental!

1.    Culture is obviously the first thing that springs to mind. Think of the difference between Edinburgh and Devon, Liverpool and Oxford, Rowen (a tiny village in North Wales) and London! Experiencing different culture can open your eyes to the world in a unique way.

2.    Expanding your career horizons. Experiencing different cultures isn’t just for students and the super-rich. With a little planning and dedication it’s possible for pretty much anyone to find a job abroad. It may even be a step down the career ladder, but in terms of adding interest to your CV, living abroad depicts a superb strength of character.

3.    The thrill of the unknown. Call it “fear” if you like. The thrill/fear of relocating to Germany etc. is something that can be incredibly beneficial in life. Not everyone is OK with getting out of their comfort zone, but even something like a few months relocating to Belgium can have an astounding effect on confidence and mindset.

4.    Culinary exploration. Maybe you’re already a well-fed food aficionado, but if you’re more the pie ‘n’ chips type, living another culinary lifestyle can be a wonderful adventure!

5.    Appreciating home. Sure, it rains a lot in the UK and our sports teams are frequently embarrassed, but true appreciation for all things British is certainly a wonderful side to living abroad. You’ll be surprised what you miss most!

An Easy Removal To South Of France

An Easy Removal To South Of France

Moving house should be a time of joy and anticipation of the new environment and possibilities that await. This should only be amplified by not only moving house but moving country as well. At European Removal Experts we aim to keep the excitement and anticipation of moving by providing you with a thoroughly professional service that is designed to give you every confidence your belongings will arrive on time and in the exact same condition they left, even if we have provided storage options for you. As one of the UK’s best removals and storage companies we are members of certain independent organisations who ensure that we constantly strive for the best levels of quality. These include The Removers and Storers who ensure that our customers receive the highest levels of protection in the removals industry. When you choose us as your removal company, you also get this peace of mind because we are dedicated to providing a quality service on which you can always rely.

When it comes to removals to South of France, there are many different hazards to take into account. The method of transport across the channel is particularly important since ferries can be particularly rough. This is why we opt for the Eurotunnel. This not only gets you a service that can be run around the clock but it also ensures that nothing is held up due to bad weather conditions. Our vehicles also have breakdown cover across Europe which means that we can always call on assistance should there be a problem. Unlike other companies, this means that we will be able to give you an estimated time of arrival rather than all of your belongings being stuck in a potentially hazardous place somewhere.

France is a particularly good country to move to for a whole host of reasons, but one of the best cultural places to move to is Paris. The capital is quite easy to get to and with our experienced drivers we will be able to give you an exact times of arrival. We can also offer you fantastic rates on partial or small loads, even for single items. You do not need to fret about the delivery of a piano, for instance, since we have all of the experience and equipment to get it to you in perfect condition. If you are interested in a quote then you can simply click on our Free Quote Service which comes with no obligation. You will however need to have a complete list of your goods and as well as information on the size of your property. It also helps if you have an idea of the size of the load in cubic metres, although this isn’t always necessary and can be estimated. You will also need to have information about the place you are moving to, most notably which floor it is on. Those in flats will obviously require a lot more manual moving than ones who are on ground floors. Being able to park near the entrance will also affect this.