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Currency
in France : Euro - (€)
Electricity
Voltage: 240 v - Electric
voltages in France are 240v European
2 prong round plug -

Telephone
Country Code: +33
Emergency
Telephone number: pan-EU Emergency 112 Can
be used in all EU Countries and it can be dialled from
a locked mobile or a mobile with no sim card.
Other
Emergency telephone numbers:
15
SAMU - Ambulance Urgencies médicales des grandes agglomerations
17
Police - Secours ou gendarmarie
18
Fire
- Pompier -incendies et urgences médicales
Driving:
Drive on the RIGHT
See
Driving in France
Population
of France in 2006:
60,656,178 Land Area: 547,030 Km2
Public
Holidays in France - There are eleven jours feriés
New
years day (Jour de l'an) - January 1, Easter
Monday (Pâques lundi), Labour
Day (Fête du premier mai) - 1st May, Victory
in Europe 1945(Fête de la Victoire 1945; Fête du huitième
mai) - 8th May, Ascension
Day (Thursday), Pentecost,
July
14 - Bastille Day(Fête nationale), August
15 - Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Assomption), November
1st -All Saints Day (La Toussaint), November
11 -Armistice Day 1918 (Jour d'armistice) and December
25 - Christmas Day (Noël)
Telephones
in France - Mobile
phones - All mobile phones start with 06.
Calling a mobile from a land line can be very expensive. If
you are visting France for a while instead of relying on your
home country mobile you can buy a "nomad" Pay as
you go sim card. You will need a French address.
Landline
phones -
The
French telephone network is run by France Telecom. Peak hour
(heures pleines) rates run from 8am - 7pm Mon-Fri. The weekends,
national holidays & hours between 7pm & 8am are classed
as off peak (heures creuses).
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France and if you are renting a car don't rent before you
take out a car rent excess policy

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will most likely need to rent a car so try

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Tips
For Travellers: November 2006 - New EU hand baggage restrictions
The
European Union has adopted new security rules that restrict
the quantity of liquids, gels and pastes passengers may
carry in their cabin baggage, effective immediately
The
new rules apply to all passengers travelling from any
EU airport and it’s important to familiarise yourself
with these new regulations.
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All liquid containers must be carried in a separate clear
plastic, zip-top or re-sealable bag that does not exceed
20 cm x 20 cm or one litre capacity.
- All
items must fit in the bag comfortably and the bag must
be completely sealed
- There
is a limit of one transparent re-sealable plastic bag
per person.
- At
the airport security search, the plastic bag must be removed
from the cabin bag and x-ray screened separately.
- Liquids
must be held in individual containers not exceeding 100ml
(approximately 4 fl. Oz) and may include - Shampoo, Suntan
lotions, Toothpaste, Hair gel, hair spray, Perfumes, Liquid
or aerosol deodorants, Cosmetics, Water and other drinks,
Soups,Syrups, Any other item of similar consistency
There
are two exceptions to the rules:
- Baby
food needed during the flight
- Medicines
needed during the flight
Exempt
items must also be placed in a separate transparent re-sealable
bag and presented separately at the passenger security screening
area.
The
above information New EU hand baggage restrictions is supplied
by a third party and jml Property Services do not take any
responsibility to its accuracy ©jmlpropertyservices
11/06
What
happens when you purchase a bottle of whisky, gin
or wine in a local supermarket and want to bring it
into an airport in the EU, Norway, Iceland or Switzerland?
All
liquid items over 100ml purchased in an EU country
cannot be carried as hand luggage through the security
search area. only liquids that have been purchased
airside at another EU airport, or on board an aircraft
operated by an EU carrier may be carried as hand luggage.
You will need to show proof of purchase to demonstrate
this, the airport or airline will pack these items
in tamper evident bags and the receipt would be placed
in the bag as proof of purchase.
Special
information for transit/transfer passengers
If
your journey involves changing flights at any EU airport,
special restrictions apply. You may only take liquid
items (for example duty free) through the security
search point at your connecting airport if:
Liquid
items in excess of 100ml purchased from other airports
or on board other airlines may only be carried as
hold baggage on the connecting flight.
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The
member states of the European Union are:
Austria,
Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark,
Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary,
Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta,
Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia,
Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom.
The
above information supplied byThe Department for Transport
-UK and jml Property Services do not take any responsibility
to its accuracy ©jmlpropertyservices
07/07
January
2008 France goes "Smoke Free" in cafes,
bars and restaurants from 2nd January
A
ban on cigars, cigarettes and pipes takes effect from midnight
on the 1st January. As in Ireland. Sweeden, Italy, Scotland,
Wales and then England the sokers are having to move outside
if they want to smoke at their local bar or restaurant.
The effect has been an increase of sales of outdoor heaters
as the law allows smoking to continue on terraces of bars
as long as they are open to the elements as has been the
case in Ireland and Britain. The ban will also include discos
and casinos. Smoking in restaurants has in fact been technically
against the law for over 10 years.The law allowed for part
of the restaurant to be a non-smoking zone.
Left: Market Area Antibes old town Click
on the picture for more information about the Apartment
Marche Provencale available for self catering holiday rentals.
It
is opposite to a great Italian restaurant run by an Italian
couple - Luca & Marzia who run Mamalou - located at
11 cours Massena, Antibes It is advisable to book as the
food is very good and space is limited.
Enjoy
your stay in the South of France ....