Living France - April 2020

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ISLE OF PARADISE
From impulse buy to dream retreat on the Île de Ré.

WHAT’S THE STORY?
Helping children to read and write in two languages.

A TASTE OF TOULOUSE
Meet the American food and wine expert sharing the culinary delights of her adopted home city..

Close encounters

You don’t have to travel far to discover the delights of Nord and Pas-de-Calais, two departments which between them boast beautiful beaches, vibrant cities and world-renowned historical sites, as Lucy Shrimpton discovers

5 mins

ANTIQUES ROAD TRIP

When Sheryl Mills turned 50 she moved her life and antiques business from rural Herefordshire to rural Mayenne, and her decision has proved to be more midlife miracle than midlife crisis, as Melissa Raton learns

5 mins

A matter of taste

American Jessica Hammer talks to Lucy Parford about running food tours to help people discover Toulouse’s rich culinary heritage and produce

7 mins

Ripple effect

As a new study names Annecy, capital of Haute-Savoie, as the best place to live in France, Brigitte Nicolas explores what the lakeside town has to offer

5 mins

WHAT'S THE STORY?

Is learning to read and write in two languages a challenge for bilingual children, and what can parents do to support them? Claire Winterton investigates how she can help her six-year-old son

6 mins

Island in the sun

Swept away by the enchanting Île de Ré, Karon Foxwell and husband Mark found themselves returning from their holiday having made an offer on a dilapidated period property there.

6 mins

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Living France Magazine Description:

Living France is the indispensible source of information and inspiration for those who are passionate about moving to France, or who already live there. It is the perfect combination of sumptuous guides to destinations across the country, comprehensive expert advice on the practical aspects of moving and living there, and fascinating stories from expats already living the life they have always dreamed of across the Channel.