France is a growing digital nomad and remote worker destination. Check out posts on Wayviator.com that are related to France as a destination.
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Located in the very center of France, Clermont-Ferrand is the capital of the Puy-de-Dôme département and one of the oldest cities in the country. Surrounded by dormant volcanoes and greenery, it once was an industrial center thanks to the Michelin company, but executives from the tyre giant are still based
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Known as the ‘capital of the Alps’, Grenoble has long been an important economic hub in France and Europe. Today, the city is a center for research, innovation and technology in the region, and high-tech companies also have their headquarters there. If you are ever lucky enough to spend some
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Besides being the world capital of wine – which is no small feat – Bordeaux is also a dynamic city, with a large student population, a thriving gastronomy industry as well as many leaders in aeronautics and the military and space sector basing their headquarters there. With its countless historic monuments and
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The third-largest city in France, Lyon is a place of historical significance in many ways, from being the capital of the Gauls during the Roman Empire to seeing the invention of the cinematograph by the Lumière brothers. It is also a dynamic city, with a large student population and a
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With its sunny location and as the second most populous city in France, Marseille is an exciting place to visit and work in. Its port made it a key player in the transport industry as well as a tourist destination, and the city saw growth in the service sector in
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The fastest growing city in France, Montpellier is a particularly attractive and dynamic place. With its warm climate, proximity to the Mediterranean sea and its strong student population (the University of Montpellier is one of the oldest in the world), it attracts a lot of exciting businesses. Remotely Serious has
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Strasbourg has it all. It boasts a UNESCO-protected old town, but is also the official seat of the European Parliament as well as the International Institute of Human Rights. On the border with Germany, it connects France to that country and its position on the Rhine makes it an important
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One of the most populated cities in France after Paris, Lyon and Marseille, Lille is a northern town close to Belgium, nicknamed the "Capital of Flanders" for being located in the historical region of Romance Flanders. With Euralille, the third biggest business center in Europe, as well as the TGV
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Toulouse, in South-West France, is a lively and exciting place for many industries. As the center of the European aerospace industry, and with its historical university, it has often been voted the most dynamic city in France. The cultural heritage of the Pink City – a nickname derived from the terracotta
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Although Paris is known for its world-renowned cuisine and being the "City of Love," it also boasts a rapidly growing technology industry and startup scene that draws digital nomads from all corners of the world.