It was once a dream, but now it’s becoming a reality: you’re finally moving to Paris! Exciting experiences and opportunities undoubtedly lie ahead. But to get the most out of your time in Paris and have a stress-free time, you need to plan ahead – and this includes thinking about your health. To avoid spoiling your time in Paris, it is vital that you make the necessary insurance arrangements in advance.
Le Méliès will be a familiar name to Montreuil residents (a commune in the Paris region). It’s the name of the old cinema that has now been renovated, following the opening of a brand-new shopping center in Montreuil.
Are you going to pursue your studies in Paris, maybe at a university or as part of the Erasmus scheme or a student exchange? The first thing you need to do is find accommodation, which is easier said than done! Accommodation in Paris is expensive and student housing is limited.
Even if renting a furnished studio seems to be the best option, we can give you some alternatives to help you find a place that best suits your budget and needs!
August 15th, also called “Assumption Day”, is a public holiday in France. Many (but not all) of the shops are closed. In 2015, the 15th of August falls on a Saturday. Is this a big problem? Not necessarily, if you are aware of what is open and what is closed. So, what is open on August 15th?
Is something missing in Paris? When Paris starts to heat up during the summer, most people have been tempted at least once to jump into the river Seine just to cool down for a few minutes. Paris might be one of the most popular cities in the world for tourists, but it’s very difficult to find air conditioning here and it would be pleasant to go for a swim! So will Parisians be swimming in the river Seine soon?
You may have experienced it for yourself or just seen the news on TV, July 2015 was a record year for the weather in Paris. Temperatures were record breaking (39,7°C), so the city of Paris decided to put together some new initiatives to tackle the heat!
The Tour Triangle project has been approved! This skyscraper will be a triangular-shaped tower and will be built in the Porte de Versailles area of Paris.
Have you been living abroad and are planning to return to your home country and looking for an apartment in Paris? Moving back home after living overseas is not always easy and looking for somewhere to live when you’re so far away can easily become a nightmare. How should you make your move as smooth as possible?
You’ll almost certainly have heard that the city of Paris wants to organize the 2024 Summer Olympic Games. How will this work? Lodgis is here to explain with this post about Paris’ application to host the 2024 Summer Olympics!
One of the most fascinating things about Paris is that you come across people from all over the world. If you’re curious, like good food and want to try new flavours, this post is perfect for you!
Whether you’re Japanese and in Paris, a fan of Japanese culture or you fancy doing something different in Paris, did you know there’s a piece of Japan in the heart of the City of Light?
Once you’ve found your cosy new home in Paris, you should start crunching the numbers to move as cheaply as possible. Whether this means moving furniture, doing renovations or going to a certain big Swedish shop to buy some furniture, renting a van can turn out to be extremely expensive. Lodgis is here to explain everything!
Hey guys! If you’re thinking of moving to Paris or currently live here, check out this list of useful French words and expressions for coping with the ‘Parisian lifestyle’!
The weekend is coming up! Are you looking for a fun activity for all the family and good way to entertain your kids? Even if you don’t have kids, take this opportunity for a productive and enjoyable activity that’s fun for children and adults.
From the 21st-24th of May, Taste of Paris 2015 will be taking place at the Grand Palais. Set up by Alain Ducasse and Joël Robuchon, this event brings together 14 Parisian chefs who will run pop-up restaurants for just 3 days.
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