France makes it quite simple to fall in love. For authors, poets, and artists, the nation acts as a muse. Impressionist painting originated in rural France; Vincent van Gogh was inspired to create “Starry Night” by the view from the window of the asylum where he spent a year. France produces some of the finest wines and some of the best cuisine in all of Europe. There are about 2 million British expatriates in France, with the Ile-de-France region being the most populated. With a combined population of 12 million and 944,000 businesses, the region is one of Europe’s most prosperous areas. The region’s inclusion of the culturally diverse city of Paris makes it a popular location.

Excellent access

You’re never far from where you need to be thanks to well-kept highways, international airports, and a quick TGV train network. Cities all over France are home to cutting-edge transportation systems. For instance, Bordeaux is well known for its sophisticated infrastructure and tram system, and Paris, of course, has its metro system, Autolib’ electric car-sharing system, and Vélib bicycle-sharing service, which is the sixth largest in the world.

Work

The adoption of labour rules in France in recent years has resulted in a more casual attitude toward work, with the average workweek now being 35 hours. Additionally, any work done in excess of 35 hours is considered overtime and requires payment. This makes it a very desirable place to work, especially when you consider the generous 5 weeks of paid time off every year and the 13 bank holidays. The French place a high priority on maintaining traditional values, which includes making time to spend with friends and family. People will discover that life in France moves at a speed that is significantly slower than the hectic pace of English metropolitan life. With one of the most modern benefit systems in the world, the French government is also fantastic at helping out needy families. To keep up with their obligations and avoid falling behind on payments, some families receive up to 240 euros every month.

Make and complete your bucket list

France is a lovely nation with some of the most breath-taking landscapes on earth. You have access to some of the most diverse and lovely scenery around, from the snow-capped mountain ranges of the Alps to the clear turquoise waters and sand beaches of the French Riviera. It is simple to move from location to location and take advantage of everything that this lovely country has to offer thanks to France’s first-rate public transportation and interstate travel. The public transportation is effective and, most importantly, reasonably priced, whether you wish to take the train from Paris to Montpellier or to one of France’s more rural regions.

Low crime rate in comparison to United Kingdom

In general, France has lower crime rates than the UK. One thing to keep in mind is that there are big differences in crime rates between living in the country and the city, so it’s always a good idea to check out specific locations before you relocate there. There is no doubt that many French people’s laid-back lifestyles contribute to the nation’s overall lower crime statistics.

Visit the world-famous Eiffel Tower

Although France has much to offer than simply the Eiffel Tower, wouldn’t it be nice to have the choice to climb it right outside your front door? The Eiffel Tower, which was constructed in 1889 for the World’s Fair, continues to excellent vantage point for seeing one of the biggest cities in the world. It was once seen as an eyesore by Parisians, yet today it dominates the city’s skyline. When you relocate to Paris, there are many additional things to do and see. The capital is home to some of the best art museums and galleries in the entire world, including the Louvre, which can take up to a week to properly explore.