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Find the Perfect Region Based on Your U.S. Hometown If you are among the growing number of Americans looking for the best places to retire in France, you are not alone — and you are not imagining the surge. A 2026 Bloomberg Businessweek report found that the share of Americans over 55 who want to […]

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I’m learning French in France in a way that actually works. In the Pyrenees, French Wasn’t Optional I’ve just come back to Uzés from a week of French immersion at a 14th-century château in the Pyrenees. It’s one of those experiences where you’re surrounded by the language without being pushed into it every minute of […]

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In Quarante, getting lost isn’t a mistake. It’s by design. Have you ever wished you could spend time “getting lost in a French village?” It’s something I used to think about — until I did — in Quarante, a medieval French village built in circles. It happened during a visit to the Canal du Midi […]

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Most people planning a move to France spend their time thinking about where to live, what things cost, and what daily life will feel like. Very few think about taxes before they go. That’s a big tax mistake Americans make when moving to France. It’s understandable. Most retirees aren’t dealing with complicated finances — a […]

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Believe it or not, there’s bread etiquette in France — why it goes on the tabletop and other small rules Americans don’t expect One of the first things I noticed when dining with friends in France, after lusting over the food, was the bread. Not the bread itself, but where it was placed. Directly on […]

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