je compte travailler prochainement sur BEZIERS et étant de STRASBOURG, c'est un véritable changement qui m'attend...Je ne connais pas du tout la ville ni même la région alors s'il vous plaît dites moi quels sont les endroits sympa sur Bezierz? les quartiers à éviter? le style de vie? la mentalité?
Je peux vous informer un peu, j'ai vécu à Béziers l'année passée. Béziers n'est pas une ville dynamique comme sa voisine Montpellier, mais ça reste quand même sympa.
Au niveau des quartiers, moi j'ai vécu au centre ville ( Place Jean Jaurès) et je trouvais ça agréable surtout l'été, ensuite il y a pas mal de quartiers qui ne sont pas très bien fréquentables ( je pense notamment au niveau de la gare..). Pour les bons plans, en centre ville c'est mort ( a part un ou 2 bars..) le mieux reste Montpellier, un peu loin mais ça vaut le coup ! 😉
J'habite pas loin de Béziers ( Cap d'Adge ) et comme Julien dit Béziers n'est pas dynamique du tout car le centre ville se vide complètement ou presque vaut mieux faire ton choix sur Montpellier qui est à 65 Km de Béziers .
@+ , Marco .
On aura jamais assez de temps pour tout ce qu'on veut découvrir et comprendre dans nos voyages qu'on se le dise , Amis voyageurs .
salut ^^
je vis ds un petit village entre beziers et narbonne et franchement je te conseillerais plus d'aller a narbonne petite ville sympa à coté des plages tranquille l'hiver et super méga dynamique l'été. beaucoup d'endroit pour sortir avec des gens tres sympa et accueuillant bon nombre de magasins les marchés tous les jours en bord de mer et le jeudi et dimanche au centre ville de narbonne. Narbonne c'est moins cher que montpel (de plus montpel c'est bien c'est grand mais pas tres jolie 🤪) Quand à Béziers.. oula !!! cette ville a été on va dire ruinée ces derniere années .. les quartier chaud c'est un peu partout malheureusement on evite de sortir la nuit quoi .. ce fut une belle ville qui c'est transformée en tas de ruine tout est pourri et c'est tres moche (enfin j'y vais souvent quand meme car depuis quelques mois il faut dire qu'il y a une tres bonne chose la bas "le polygone !! " des tonnes de magazins alors pour le shopping ya pas a dire c'est genial !) enfin mon avis sur bezier c'est le meme que pour perpignan ville craignos avec trop de quartier chaud .. a éviter 🏴☠️
c'est une ville agréable de part sa situation géographique et son climat. La vie y est moins chère qu'ailleurs et il y a quand même pas mal de choses pour une ville de 70.000 habitants (100.000 en comptant les villages autours) : piscine neuve, médiathèque neuve (tous ça se paie toutefois au prix fort niveau taxes locales ... Plus cher qu'à Paris !), salle de concert et spectacles national et international même parfois (zinga zanga), programmation intéressante au théâtre, toutes sortes d'associations, club de sports privés, etc ... Quelques bars sympas (vers la fac, qui j'espère ne fermera pas).
Côté quartiers à vivre oui il vaut mieux éviter le centre ville : en gros le cercle formé entre bd de Verdun, bd de la liberté, bd Frédéric Mistral, avenue Jean Moulin jusqu'à la pharmacie du champs de mars, avenue clémenceau jusqu'au pompier, avenue albert 1er, avenue Foch jusqu'au croisement avec l'avenue Albert 1er, bd de Strasbourg, bd d'Angleterre, bd tourventouse, faubourg. Il vaut mieux éviter la "vieille deveze" vers rue de bone, rue de la deveze, bd Jean Bouin, capendeguy ... Mais il y a aussi des villas et quartiers pavillonnaires dans le coin (nouvel hôpital, montimaran, villamont)
Les bons quartiers sont ceux qui sont près de centre ville mais résidentiel : bd de Geneve (Zola et vers bd Injalbert en évitant d'être trop proche de "résidence biterroise"), de part et d'autre des arènes (rue jean valette, avenue Jean Constant, rue de la paix, rue faid'herbe, etc ...), quartiers "des cliniques" (entre clinique champeau, ancien hôpital et champs de mars), quartier "des bassins" (entre le champs de mars et l'ancienne cave coopérative), la font neuve. Il y en a beaucoup d'autres bons quartiers mais plus excentrés comme le quartier neuf de la courondelle ou plus ancien la crouzette.
Maintenant il faut être clair pas la peine de venir sans avoir un travail préalablement car il y a déjà suffisamment de chômage ici.
Ouf énorme quel réactivité si rapide de ta part après 2 ans et 5 mois et 4 jours , puis je pense que Safaa25 après 1 seul message depuis ce temps à fait son choix . 😏😏😏
@+ , Marco .
On aura jamais assez de temps pour tout ce qu'on veut découvrir et comprendre dans nos voyages qu'on se le dise , Amis voyageurs .
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Je compte m'installer en France dans deux mois environ pour y travailler. Je serais à Montpellier et aimerais avoir des contacts sur place, me faire des amis,…
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Bonjour J ai 76ans j'ai beaucoup voyagé dans la vie et regarde pour me poser a la réunion
J ai vu un beguinage a st pierre (ravine des cabris) et une résidence village d or a ste Clotilde
J ai l impression que ce serait mieux de vivre a st joseph
J ai fait les deux dossiers et aimerai vos avis également si vous connaissez une location dans une petite résidence convivial et si vous avez de l expérience sur place
J ai une retraite de 1460€
Voilà merci de vos aides
A très vite toute mon amitié à tous
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