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Pau, France, has a train station close to the center and a funicular that carries people to the higher main area. Plus, taxis are also an option. Pau is part of the TGV high-speed train route to Paris.
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Pau: The City of Gardens and Green Space
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Pau: The City of Gardens and Green Space
The city of Pau, also known as the “Green City” and the “Garden City,” has one of the highest ratios of greenery per square meter per person of any European city.
Further, Pau’s greenery is tremendously diverse and includes trees and plants from Japan, the Caribbean, Mexico, Lebanon, the Mediterranean, Chile, and California, this huge variety in part thanks to the English settlers who came here after the Napoleonic Wars and brought with them their love of gardening and parks.
Pau is a landscape of accessible woodlands, the steep slopes of Jurançon wine country, the history-packed Plaine de Nay and its main town of Nay, and the pretty rolling countryside and ancient towns of the Gaves de Béarn.
Pau, France, is a university town, with close to 12,000 university students living on and off campus, helping to keep it lively.
Reviewed By Lief Simon
Lief Simon is the managing editor of Global Property Advisor, Simon Letter, and Offshore Living Letter. He has purchased more than 45 properties, investing in 23 different countries around the world.
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Cost Of Living In Pau
The retiree who has dreamt of France but who can’t afford Paris should consider Pau. A couple could retire here on as little as €1,800 per month.
Monthly Budget For A Couple Living In Pau, France
| Expense | Monthly Costs | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Rent | €980 | |
| Gas | N/A | Included with electricity. |
| Electricity | €150 | |
| Water | N/A | |
| Telephone | N/A | Telephone and Internet included with cable TV. |
| Internet | N/A | |
| Cable TV | €30 | |
| Groceries | €200 | |
| Entertainment | €105 | |
| Total | €1,465 |
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Expats In Pau, France
More than 50,000 expats, including many retirees, live in Pau, in the Béarn region of France.
Also, this sizable and welcoming community has developed for two reasons—the oil and gas industry and the historical connection of this part of France with the U.K.
The oil and gas industry brings many working expats with families to Pau.
The result is an eclectic community that includes people from all over the world—British, Colombians, Mexicans, Dutch, etc.
The existence of this group means strong and ever-growing infrastructure, amenities, and services to support and facilitate expat living.
Layer on top of this what Pau, France, itself has to offer—the scenery, the climate, and the proximity to beaches and mountains—and you understand the appeal for the other group of non-locals that has established itself here.
Brits and other North Europeans have been seeking out Pau, France, for retirement for many years. This is a really friendly bunch of people with a wide range of backgrounds and interests always ready to welcome newcomers.
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