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This weekly newspaper has a strong reputation on the coast and particularly in the area of Les Sables. We must salute the durability of the Journal des Sables because it is more than a century old: it was created in 1851. Bravo ! It is a reference in terms of weekly newspapers. It reports the news of the coast and informs of the events which will take place on the cantons of Les Sables-d'Olonne, Saint-Gilles-Croix-de-Vie, Talmont-Saint-Hilaire and La Mothe-Achard. It also provides practical information such as tide times.

Le Petit Futé Mag is the ideal magazine to help you plan your next weekend, vacation or simply dream about your next destination! Published twice a year, you'll find it on your newsstands in spring and autumn. In each issue, destinations in France and around the world are highlighted in the form of themed features, highlighting the different aspects of the destination (cultural, gastronomic, etc.). As a bonus, a diary opens the mag, so you don't miss out on the latest tourism and museum news.

For the past 30 years, Terre Sauvage has been bringing you the wilderness every month. Go on a journey to discover and understand nature, the great preserved spaces, the wild animals. Photography and reportage play an essential role, as well as the ecological values of nature protection. We discover adventures in the wake of scientific expeditions, meetings with people who respect their natural environment, and the discovery of the secret logic of ecosystems. Enjoy your reading!

Inspired by the program of the same name on France 5, Échappées Belles magazine focuses on meeting and discovering others through travel. Curiosity, tolerance, sharing and respect for different cultures are the key values of this quarterly. With the participation of presenters Sophie Jovillard, Ismaël Khelifa and Jérôme Pitorin, Échappées Belles introduces readers to superb destinations in France and around the world, with numerous sections dedicated to heritage, crafts, gastronomy and nature. Available on newsstands and at www.turbulencespresse.fr

Travelling by motorcycle, yes, but where to start? The world is so vast and our desires so great! This is the question this quarterly seeks to answer in each issue, with a selection of the most beautiful destinations and remarkable stories. Travel professionals also have their say, sharing their passion and experience with readers. There's also a selection of equipment for safe and comfortable riding, the best motorcycle tour operators and invaluable advice on how to best prepare your future motorcycle trip.

Launched in February 2004, this monthly magazine's mission is to highlight the great painters, sculptors and photographers of our time. From Ron Mueck to Vladimir Velickovic, via Jean Rustin, Lydie Arickx or Marc Petit, all the great artists of our time are featured in Miroir de l'Art. Alongside the magazine, Miroir de l'Art TV offers programmes, reports and films on those who embody the best of contemporary art. A web TV to be found on the Internet (https://www.miroirdelart.net)

Many French people visit Italy every year, and are among the leaders in the Italian tourist market. And what can we say about the Italian diaspora in France, except that some 4 million French people are of Italian descent... The ties between the two countries are particularly strong, and in France Italian culture is everywhere: in cuisine, art, sport, cinema, music and literature. So it's hardly surprising that Direction Italy has established itself as the media of reference for this fascinating destination!

Like your favorite guidebook, La Semaine du Roussillon is extremely well documented. It appears on newsstands every Wednesday and is the best-selling weekly in the Pyrénées-Orientales. Very anchored in its terroir, this newspaper develops each week subjects inherent to the Catalan Country. From now on, the southern side of Catalonia is treated by a young talented journalist who will propose you outings, exhibitions and hikes on the other side of the Pyrenees. Each week, a singular file is treated on 4 pages as well as a portrait report.

Created by the Bucodes SurdiFrance, which federates associations of hard of hearing and deafened people in France, this quarterly aims to inform its readers about their rights in terms of hearing aids and health, as well as about the existing possibilities of accessibility for the hearing impaired in order to improve their daily life. It is a vehicle for sharing experiences between hearing impaired people and also acts as a relay for the actions of associations working in the interest of the hearing impaired.

Le Courrier Vendéen is a weekly French regional newspaper published on Thursdays around Challans. It is one of the 60 titles of the Publihebdos group. Le Courrier Vendéen was founded on 26 January 1996. Like its sister papers Le Journal des Sables and LeJournal du Pays Yonnais, it belongs to the Publihebdos group. The Courrier Vendéencovers local news in the north-western part of the Vendée from Saint-Gilles to Bouin, and from Aizenay to Montaigu. It is possible to subscribe to a 100% digital version, or to a "duo" formula for the paper and digital versions.

This bimonthly magazine has been sold at newsstands since 1993. It has the particularity to be written in large part by its motorcycle readers (and not by journalists). JDM is focused on tourism with rides and trips. Its hotel chain RELAIS MOTARDS®, dedicated to two-wheelers, gites, bars, restaurants, hotels... (relais-motards.com). This magazine is at the origin of the association Les Chevaliers De La Route (CDLR), motorcyclists who offer to assist any other "knight" who would ask for their help in their region.

Histoire Magazine is a quarterly history magazine that gives a voice to historians. In this magazine, you'll find all the latest news on history, historians, books, exhibitions and films, as well as a thematic dossier for each issue that calls on the best specialists, and recurring features such as Heritage and History, History Careers, Images of History, and historians' chronicles. Histoire Magazine is also available on the Internet: histoiremagazine.fr.

A general information magazine, Vivrensemble is published by Unapei, a network of associations supporting people with intellectual and psychological disabilities, multiple handicaps and autism. With a circulation of 55,000 since 1989, Vivrensemble highlights associative initiatives, develops thematic dossiers on major disability issues (education, work, accessibility, ageing...) and offers a permanent watch on current events (politics, law, research...) as well as practical and legal information.

Helping you discover the world in a fun and intelligent way is the aim of Vasco Editions, who, with Destination Europe, are launching their sixth travel title in 2022. A fervent advocate of slow tourism and respect for the countries we visit, Destination Europe also wants us to experience the wonderful idea of European unity. What better way to understand people and their cultures than through travel? History, heritage, culture or even gastronomy, no area will be neglected.

Every year for the past 45 years, EDHEC students have published Le Chti, one of the most requested and awaited guides in the city. Mainly aimed at students, it provides advice and tips but also reviews of restaurants and the best addresses of the moment. Its distribution is free of charge, but do not hesitate to make a small donation that will be directly donated to a charity. Its release in March is an event with activities organized by the students themselves at various strategic locations in the city. On the program: concerts, walks, visits and other celebrations to discover the city and its legendary student guide.

In the space of 20 years, the Journal des spectacles has become a must-have for all Haut-Rhinois fans of culture and outings of all kinds. A free monthly with 800 distribution outlets (cultural centers, tourist offices, retailers, etc.), the magazine covers the month's news and outings, and features a number of super-interesting themed features, as well as events and all the information you need to enjoy life in the region. What do you think their punchline is? If it moves, it's inside!

20 minutes is a free daily available at the entrance to metro stations and places of arrival. Here you will find a summary of national and local news.

This regional daily, with 22 editions covering 9 departments from Haute-Savoie to Vaucluse, from Isère to Ardèche, has come a long way, naturally becoming our first morning reading for everything that's happening in Grenoble, in the Metropolis and in the region. Subscription is essential in paper or digital version or both to know everything about local news and see yourself, why not, in a newspaper close to its readers. Exciting supplements and magazines with the special issues of the Dauphiné.

Founded in 1919, La Montagne is a venerable, modern old lady, sitting atop the Groupe Centre France, an empire that includes other dailies(Le Populaire du Centre, Le Journal du Centre, Le Berry Républicain), regional weeklies, news websites, printing and advertising agencies, and more. A mastodon that covers the entire Massif Central. Local news is covered extensively on the pages of La Montagne, but also on the web, with a site backed up by a strong presence on social networks. A pillar of the PQR.

Launched in 1989 in Lille, the free weekly cultural magazine Sortir has now developed in many cities in France and Belgium. For Lille, it is the edition Sortir Hauts-de-France that you will have to consult to know everything about the cultural news in the metropolis. Concerts, exhibitions, theater, cinema...: you won't miss a thing. In addition to the very complete agenda, Sortir also offers well-written reviews and meetings with certain cultural actors. The website is also very complete.

Before the beach, to buy a magazine, its favourite newspaper, a book, crossword words, arrow and other press games, to return from the beach, to buy the inescapable postcards promised at each stay or a little gift souvenir… A passage in this nice shop during the day is often necessary. You will also find a handy stationery radius (envelopes, stamps, pens…).

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.

Optimôme is the quarterly family special where you can find good ideas for keeping busy, growing or getting some fresh air. The magazine exists in two versions: paper and website. Both are devoted to family leisure activities in the pink city and the surrounding region! You will find all the good tips for celebrating toddlers' birthdays, ideas for walks in the forest or outings to the amusement park. The headings are arranged according to the age of the children, making it easy to find them. You'll also find addresses for home help or homework help, and of course baby-sitting to have a baby looked after and enjoy the addresses of Le Petit Futé for parents!

The Publihebdos group has been publishing a free weekly newspaper in Rouen since 2011: Côté Rouen . With its twenty or so pages, it comes out every Tuesday and offers local subjects centred on the Rouen metropolitan area. You will find the latest news in terms of trade, a portrait of a personality who gives his or her good addresses, good cultural and leisure tips, the week's cinema programme, sports news, and then a page of job offers, produced in partnership with Pôle Emploi. Good sheets to get free information.

Weekly departmental and local information of Christian inspiration, La Voix de l'Ain appears every Friday at a price of € 1,50. The journal has been divided into two books since a recent change in formula. One brings together general information, the other local life. Events, sports, politics, economics and of course Christian life, none of the aspects of what makes the news is forgotten.

TMV is a free weekly magazine distributed all over the city. It brings you the local news in a dynamic and fun way. Each week, you'll find a feature story, a portrait, local, national and international news, and a cultural agenda so you don't miss out on anything going on in the city... With a lively and alert tone, often tinged with humor, the weekly magazine, which has already published more than 400 issues, keeps you informed so that you can live in Tours at the right pace. And among our favorite pages, there is of course the TMV horoscope, as offbeat as possible and always funny. The magazine in PDF and the articles are available on the website, in case you didn't find the newspaper in your favorite shops.

Created in the autumn of 1987 by Guy Pautis, one of the pioneers of the regional magazine press, Dire Lot is a bimonthly now run by Vincent Besserve, who took over the magazine in 2011. A magazine that promotes the heritage of the Lot. The subjects are varied and always treated with a singular eye. Economic, political, cultural, heritage, gastronomic or environmental life, Dire Lot aims to approach the Lot in all its diversity. Dire Lot publishes several special editions per year. An internet version is now online.

A cultural magazine, Art-Vues is available in magazine format and on the media website. Distributed in thousands of outlets, it focuses on cultural and artistic news from the Occitanie region. Agendas, interviews, reports... the medium offers a wealth of information on local life. Concerts, festivals, theater, dance, exhibitions, classical music: the subjects are varied and always covered in an interesting way. Free content means that everyone can benefit from the latest news and scoops from the cultural sector.

Ouest-France is the largest circulation of the daily press in France. Every day, 53 different editions are published, from Brittany to Basse-Normandie, via the Pays de la Loire region. Culture, sport, politics, justice and social events rub shoulders with a wealth of local news. In Vannes, the editorial staff is well established in the local area with a team of 53 professional journalists and a large network of correspondents for local information.

This free monthly magazine, created in 1998, is full of practical information and news: sports and cultural agendas, lives of villages and towns, portraits of associations,... Every first Monday of the month, there is an edition for the Dolois area and a second one for Lons le Saunier and its surroundings. The distribution is done directly in the mailboxes, by mailing but also by the means of displays in numerous points of sales or information.

Always at the beating heart of Lyon's news, Lyon People shows us, in words and pictures, all the events, rather "people" than popular, rather night than day, to live in Lyon. If you are not in the famous Top 500 ranking of Lyon's inhabitants, it's up to you to discover who is, and especially why they are there. A must-have magazine of Lyon's life for more than 20 years, distributed free of charge in more than 1,200 shops in the city. A magazine to consult for free on the Lyon People website. Stories and local celebrities who share their views with us. Lyon People is authorized to publish legal notices.

Around 30 pages to read during his daily commute on public transport. Lyon Plus is the newspaper distributed free of charge, produced in partnership with Le Progrès. A newspaper of the Metropolis produced by real journalists, it tells us everything about current events, starting with local news. News, but also leisure, all the news on sports, games, TV programs and cultural pages. A newspaper close to its readers also available on the Lyon Plus app and on social networks.

La NR, or Nounou to its friends, is one of the major titles in the PQR, with an average circulation exceeding 135,000 copies in 2022, according to figures from the Observatoire de la Presse. From its headquarters in Tours, it covers two regions (Centre and Poitou-Charentes) and five départements (Indre-et-Loire, Loir-et-Cher, Indre, Vienne and Deux-Sèvres). Every month, more than 4.5 million Internet users follow the news from their region via the constantly evolving website and mobile applications that make NR accessible everywhere.

La Dépêche du Midi is the regional daily newspaper par excellence, open to all the horizons of Occitania, from Agen to Carcassonne, passing through Foix, Cahors and Tarbes. The first issue came off the presses of the Sirven printing house in 1870. It was necessary to give news of the soldiers left to the front! Since then, it gives the latest news, the results of the Stade Toulousain and the cultural news. In paper edition or on Internet, La Dépêche du Midi is part of the Toulouse landscape. To know more about it, you can visit the production site of the newspaper !

L'Indépendant is the most widely read daily newspaper in the Pyrénées-Orientales and Aude. Its strength lies in its local and historical culture. Each reader can find the echoes of his or her commune, village or neighbourhood. Political and economic news, miscellaneous items, practical information, readers' letters and classifieds, all in two distinct sections, one covering Perpignan and news from France and the world, as well as life in the villages, and the other containing sports columns and results for all sports in the Monday section.

Direct Morning Lille is a daily newspaper with most regional, national and international events. Precise, concise, neutral and practical, it is also free. You will find it in the metro and in the places of high attendance: shopping centres, supermarkets… Games, information, horoscope, weather, TV program, ads… You will necessarily find your little habits.

You want to be a real Amiens ? Buy the Courrier Picard! Created in 1944 (yes!), this regional daily is now published in seven geographical editions (Amiens, Sud Amiénois, Nord Amiénois, Picardie Maritime, Haute-Somme, Oise and Aisne). Enough to satisfy all the ex-Picards! The articles focus on the daily life of the region's inhabitants, but also provide an overview of French and world news. Le Courrier Picard belongs to the Rossel-La Voix press group, so it is not unusual to read joint articles.

With more than 600,000 copies coming out of its presses every day, Ouest-France is the most widely read daily newspaper in France. Brilliant by its multiple editions and distributed throughout the West, it is distributed from Normandy to the Vendée. A true pride of Rennes, it is a monument to regional culture (and not only in the literal sense!) that can be visited every evening by calling the Visitors Service. Since its creation by Resistance fighters in 1944, on the ashes of the collaborationist Ouest-Éclair, the daily newspaper has been firmly attached to the values that presided over its foundation: humanism, social Catholicism, openness to Europe, with the motto "Justice and Liberty".

It is an institution in the Cotentin region. Alongside other daily or weekly newspapers dealing with local news, La Presse de la Manche has been an undeniable success. This success is due to its almost exhaustive coverage of local news, almost village by village! Covering a geographical area stretching from the north of the department to the center of Manche, the newspaper, printed 7 days a week, also offers a lot of practical information and, at the end of the newspaper, two pages on national and international news.

Atouts Tarn, the bimonthly institutional magazine published by the Conseil départemental du Tarn, is the ideal companion for anyone wishing to discover the riches of the département. Culture, social issues, the environment, transport, heritage, colleges, portraits of Tarn inhabitants, calendar of events, this comprehensive and enriching publication presents the Tarn in all its facets. The magazine is distributed free of charge to letterboxes and is also available in digital format on the département's website: www.tarn.fr. Atouts Tarn is sure to please readers who don't want to miss a thing about their department.

Because grandparents also have the right to their own magazine, Grands-Parents Magazine has the best articles to keep you informed about leisure and escape ideas to do with your grandchildren. You'll also find recipes to spoil your little ones, as well as information on daily life. Grandparents' Radio, for its part, offers many testimonials and advice from happy grandparents! Find the dematerialized version online at a mini price.

A free general-information newspaper with a predominantly young readership, 20 Minutes covers national and international news, with the added bonus of local pages on current events, depending on the local edition - and the Paris edition is no exception. Launched in the 2000s, the newspaper has undergone many changes: smaller format, streamlined layout, more images, thinner pages. It's a recipe that seems to have worked, since 20 Minutes is the only paper to have held out against the many competitors in the free sector!

The weekly magazine in Paris is distributed in four major cities in France: Paris, Marseille, Lille and Lyon. In Paris is the most diffused News Urban on Paris and Ile de France with an average distribution of 350 000 copies per number. Set up free of charge every Monday morning in more than 1 000 underground and RER stations, In our Paris we inform readers of the news of live shows, entertainment and urban cultures. While competing henceforth, this title still has some success, especially with young Parisian assets, who are looking for information about the city's life. With its bias of selectivity and clarity in comments and criticisms, in Paris, in particular, we propose to discover the Drafting of the Essay, in its weekly notebooks with Capital Attitude. We are now on the other major French cities like Lille, Lyon, Côte d'Azur (Nice, Cannes, Antibes, Monaco), Marseille and Aix-en-Provence.

Le Figaroscope accompanies the Wednesday edition of Le Figaro, without supplement. The (well-known) principle: a 60-page cultural guide created in September 1987. The editorial team puts into perspective all the cultural, leisure and entertainment news in Paris and the Paris region. Since its creation, this weekly has gradually become a reference for its traditional readership, who now have a veritable bible with which to survey the culinary, cultural and sporting life not only of Paris, but also of the Île-de-France region!

The first free daily newspaper in collaboration with Le Monde and Courrier International chooses to wake you up with visuals. A portfolio system makes it possible to present most of the news in pictures, a good way to get information for those who read the columns in a good morning. There is a constant echo of news in France, France and the world. Finally, the subjects become lighter with Sports, Leisure and Practice (games, TV, weather…), which agréablement this daily, which has found its own graphic style, more inspired by magazines than newspapers. More than years from Lille, Lyon, Montpellier, Bordeaux and Marseille.

Infrared, to see it in the world of night! Distributed to nearly 69 000 copies and distributed in more than 1 500 points in Paris and in the major cities of the province, Infrared celebrates this year the 10 years of its creation and always focuses on making "what makes and those at night" discover. Their credo: " distract and inform about what happens between 18 a. m. and 6 p. m. ". To do this, interviews, portraits and reports are this monthly tabloid of 24 pages. The perfect tool for the Parisian jet-setteur, but also for all night-owls.

She in Paris is the first female supplement in Paris. Small, practical and close, it offers to the woman an exclusive selection of addresses and good plans (shopping, fashion, deco, beauty, culture, etc.) and uncovers places, outstanding personalities, original trends…

Belonging to the Spir group and created in 1995, Logic-Immo, it is actually 45 local publications, around France. You will find it in free self-service real estate agencies and in main shops. This newspaper comes out every three weeks and about 28,000 copies are printed. It prints announcements of professionals of the real estate of Rennes and its region (Saint-Malo, Dinan, Glass, Ferns, Dinard). Also, you will find richly illustrated columns with photographs of professionals, where all rentals are presented, life annuities, sale of houses, apartments and land, broken down by geographical area. Moreover, a double beach is usually devoted to the builders of the region. Consequently, Logic-Immo is a practical newspaper, free, and certainly best equipped in announcements by professionals and most represented of Rennes the market.

Visite Déco-Immo is a free magazine dedicated to decorating enthusiasts in the Nord region. It guides you in your search for furniture, tiles or accessories, and reveals the best addresses. Its photo essays inspire you with carefully decorated interiors of local homes. The editorial team also keeps you up to date with the latest trends in lifestyle and decoration. Not to mention online video portraits of the most daring designers. Whether you're looking for something new or just curious, this magazine will give you great ideas.