The 5 best places to live in France

Why choose France to relocate?

Choosing the best place to live will always be a juggling act, weighing a number of different factors against each other. This is also down to personal preference; hot dry summers or a more temperate climate; a buzzing metropolis or seclusion. France has something for everyone.

Speed Removals are experts in International Removals to France

Having chosen to seek out a better life, it is important to make sure that it starts well. An efficient and reliable removals company that knows the country and its idiosyncrasies will make the international removals smoother and less stressful. Speed Removals have the knowledge and manpower, along with an excellent reputation, so you can be sure your cherished items are in safe hands. 

Aquitaine, Bordeaux

Popular with young families, Aquitaine is well known for the quality of its schools and education facilities. Situated in one of the finest wine regions in the world, the local restaurants match this with their outstanding cuisine. A comfortably warm climate and lush countryside make this one of the most popular regions for international removals to France.

Toulouse, Haute-Garonne

Blessed with a warm Mediterranean climate, this is the fourth largest city in France, and benefits from a diverse demographic mix that influences both food and culture. The local economy is technology rich, attracting talent from around the world. The area is one of many covered by Speed Removals.

Antibes, Cote D'Azur 

Offering a Mediterranean lifestyle, Antibes lies just beyond the pricier location of Nice, but is still only 13kms from its airport; which acts as a hub for many international routes. The town is well known for its spectacular coastline, which can be viewed from the train that runs along the Riviera between Cannes and Monaco.

Rennes, Ille-et-Vilaine, Brittany

Spanning the Vilaine River, this city is divided into two halves, both geographically and historically. The area has a thriving economy making it one of the better regions for new comers to seek employment. The city itself has a rich cultural heritage with numerous theatres, museums and art galleries.

Val d'Isère

Here in the Savoie region, the cost of living can be quite high, but the area attracts tourists all year round to enjoy the scenery and skiing. Consequently, the region is full of plenty for both the adventurous and the less intrepid. The town is only five miles from Italy and has excellent transport links, making it an excellent retreat for weekends and holidays.

It is easy to see why France tops the list of choices for International removals.