Print media Côte-D'Or

A true institution in Dijon, Le Bien Public was founded in 1868 by Lamartine. Its content is full of colour and illustrations and offers both local information and national and international news. Le Bien Public is published in several editions: Dijon, Dijon region, Côte de Beaune, Côte de Nuits, Haute Côte-d'Or... Le Bien Public also offers a TV programme as well as the magazine Version Femina and supplements on sport, gastronomy, going out and real estate. Visit www.bienpublic.com for the digital version.

Since 1994, Bourgogne Aujourd'hui is the top-of-the-range magazine for Burgundy wines. Its ambition: to make you discover the wines through commented tastings, special reports but also subjects related to gastronomy, restaurants and the different terroirs and appellations of Burgundy. Bourgogne Aujourd'hui also offers a detailed guide to buying Burgundy wines to help you find your way around and buy your wines without making a mistake. Occasionally, special issues are published to complete this title.

the "art of living in the Côte-d'Or on a daily basis" sums up the spirit of this free bimonthly that covers a strategic axis between Dijon and Beaune, with a focus on economic players. With 30,000 copies distributed in the Côte-d'Or, it is supported by the power of its digital brother Dijonbeaune.fr. A full-fledged media that informs on the basis of at least 3 newsletters per week and 88 000 subscribers. This complement to the magazine allows us to be aware of the initiatives launched on the territory while proposing real in-depth subjects.

A weekly newspaper of legal announcements, economic and legal information, Le Journal du Palais Bourgogne Franche-Comté is distributed by subscription and sold in newsstands. You can also find the entire newspaper and more on its website (journal-du-palais.fr). Highly appreciated by professionals, it publishes several supplements every year: Business Tourism, Professional Training, Corporate Real Estate and several special issues that are a reference, such as La Côte-d'Or en chiffres, which presents a precise vision of the department's major economic sectors, and the indispensable S'implanter en Bourgogne Franche-Comté for new investors.

To know everything about the actions undertaken in the Côte-d'Or department, find the Côte-d'Or magazine every month in your mailbox. This free monthly magazine, distributed to Côte-d'Or residences, is a wealth of information: photo reportage on recent events, focus, news, thematic dossiers related to the department's competence, youth spaces, news from the territories, not forgetting the book selections from the Côte-d'Or Media Library and the cultural agenda that retraces exhibitions, shows and events of the month. It's a monthly rendezvous to be fully informed about Côte-d'Or. Good to know: the magazine is also available in digital version on cotedor.fr.

A most gentlemanly magazine, headed by Thomas Barbier, who also runs Monsieur en Bourgogne, to form the winning couple! Femmes en Bourgogne is the benchmark women's magazine in the regional press landscape. A new, highly polished graphic charter, topical and territorial editorial choices, and fine photo features. Available from over 2900 outlets in the Côte-d'Or, you're almost sure to find it everywhere! You can also browse through the magazine online, not forgetting the magazine's extensive network.

The Letter Councils is the paper media chosen by the profession to communicate with its clients. This monthly letter informs about legal issues, as well as real estate, since several slips are devoted to local advertisements offered by www.immobilier.notaires.fr, the new notarial brand. It creates an unfailing monthly appointment. Everyone can subscribe to this letter, contact your notary.

Every month,L'Objet d' Art presents all the news on exhibitions, museums, heritage and the art market, with original studies on painting, sculpture and decorative arts. Each year, L'Objet d'Art also publishes special issues on major French and foreign exhibitions. Among the latest issues published, we find themes such as The Louvre gives new life to still life, Louis XV, the passions of a king at Versailles, The BNF redeploys its treasures... Also a very rich website.

It is a magazine not to be missed by anyone who loves Burgundy or wants to discover it! Indeed, Bourgogne Magazine - created in 1995 by Dominique Bruillot - offers a magnificent focus on the region: its history, its know-how, its inhabitants, its entrepreneurs, its heritage... To do this, the iconography is very well studied and mixes archive images and high quality photo reports! In short, the quarterly Bourgogne Magazine allows you to visit or (re)visit, to discover and (re)discover Burgundy and all that makes its richness.

Every month, Dijon Mag, the magazine of the city of Dijon, tells us about the life of the City of the Dukes. Nearly fortypages of newsconcocted directly by the city. News from the neighborhoods, events, anniversaries of institutions, cultural events in the museums... In short, Dijon from every angle. The articles are often supplemented by a word from the different members of the city council. The editorial is provided by François Rebsamen. The people of Dijon can request to receive the magazine or consult it in digital version on dijon.fr.

For over 30 years,Le Mag de l'Immo has been the benchmark for real estate advertising in the Côte-d'Or. It provides instant, practical access to the Côte-d'Or real estate market. With a print run of 25,000 copies and 16 issues a year, it reflects the latest developments on the website where it can be consulted. You'll find sales and rental offers from agencies, as well as programs from developers and builders. You'll also be interested in the "Words from the Experts" section, the decorating section and the selection of trendy products from Dijon's retailers.

This is THE website for the art of living through the seasons. Entirely dedicated to fine dining and good food, it proves that it's possible to cook simply, beautifully and well. A real gastronomic challenge! And it's all thanks to the chefs who contribute to the site, sharing their know-how and recipes and proposing seasonal menus. Arts & Gastronomie also includes news, trends, decorating ideas, current events and interviews with the great chefs who make us dream.

Following the success of Femmes en Bourgogne, its publisher 3 Mai Média has followed up with Monsieur en Bourgogne. In the form of a biannual, this top-of-the-range magazine (free of charge, and distributed at over 2900 outlets) covers all aspects of the region's male population. Fashion, well-being, sport, cooking, economics, social issues... All with a very large print run (60,000 copies per issue). We also recommend a visit to monsieurenbourgogne.com, where you can consult back issues.

To know everything about life in the city centre of Dijon, Beaune, Besançon and Dole, their shops and cultures? You need Bing Bang! Directed by Richard Patouillet, the magazine plunges you into a very offbeat atmosphere from the cover. With a large format photograph full of humour and second degree, the set is set. Subtle, offbeat, incisive but never mean, the magazine deals with current events and those who do them, new urban trends, cultural events...In short, an indispensable tool for all those who want to stay in! This is the right place to discover a nice café, a small restaurant that we don't know yet or even the great restaurant about which we had preconceived ideas. On the retail side, you will be informed of all the new products, openings, closures and replacements of shops. The magazine is distributed free of charge on Besançon, Dijon, Beaune, Dole and is also available from some retailers. And to ensure that you don't miss any issues, you can also subscribe. Bing Bang is also on the web where you can browse it freely, at your own pace.