As the capital of fashion, Paris has all kinds of clothing stores ranging from high-end boutiques that sell big brands to second-hand vintage shops. If the boutique stores aren’t really your thing (or, should I say, aren't your wallets thing), then be sure to check...
The CAF is a form of support that the French government offers to all different kinds of people to help them pay their rent or help parents with children for example. The application can appear to be difficult and time-consuming, especially as it is in...
The 14th arrondissement, more commonly known as Montparnasse, is located in South Paris on the left bank of the river Seine, and it has a rich history. This area became famous at the start of the 20th century after World War One when the artistic...
As one of the most well-known and recognisable monuments in France, there’s no doubt that you should try to see the Eiffel Tower while you’re in Paris. Nicknamed the ‘Iron Lady’, the Eiffel Tower dominates Paris’ skyline and attracts millions of tourists every year. So...
Are you a tenant looking to move out of your furnished rental property early for any reason? Or are you coming to the end of your lease and are looking to extend your time here in the Île-de-France? Don’t worry, we have the answers to...
As you probably already know Paris is a very expensive city, so when opportunities arise for you to save money, you should take them! The café and bar culture is an essential part of the Parisian lifestyle. Luckily many of the bars in Paris offer...
Do you use Paris’ public transport but don’t want to have to keep buying paper tickets that you either lose or that end up in the bin? Or do you pay too much for a travel pass that doesn’t work for how much you actually...
Sport plays a vital role in France with national teams at the top of their respective fields, as well as individuals amongst the best in solo sports. If you are a sports fan on holiday in France and you are ever wanting to see a...
There is so much to see and do in Paris, squeezing it into 24 hours can seem impossible. Whether you’re on a layover, planning a day trip, or just generally tight for time, we have assembled an itinerary to make sure that you have a...
Sunday 14th July 2019 marks Bastille Day, perhaps the most important public national holiday in the French calendar. Millions of people all over France will turn out to mark the occasion with parades, fireworks and parties, and the people of Paris are no exception. We...
It's the end of June and the start of the summer season in Paris, which for many means it's time to put away the winter jumpers and bring out the summer dresses. If you're in Paris this summer and wondering what to wear, look no...
When living in a rental property, it can be hard for tenants to make the space feel like their own. You might be stuck with furniture that you would never choose for yourself, or perhaps your landlord has a fondness for bright red kitchen tiles...
This year, the FIFA Women’s World Cup is being held in stadiums across France, including at the Parc de Princes right here in Paris. Having kicked off with France vs South Korea on 7th June, the tournament will last a month, with the final taking...
Paris is certainly not the most wheelchair-friendly city in the world. Although some progress has been made in recent years with accessible buses and taxis, the old buildings without lifts, narrow, uneven pavements and steep hills in some parts of the city make getting around...
The North-East area of Paris is often overlooked by tourists. It’s not home to the famous Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, the Musée d'Orsay or the Louvre...
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