Print media Brittany

Le Poher is one of the last independent newspapers in France. It covers all the news of central Brittany, on the borders of Morbihan, Trégor and Cornouaille. Its headquarters are located in Carhaix, capital of Poher. Published weekly on Wednesdays, it is a precious source of information. The smart ones will not hesitate to get it in the small local shops. Thanks to it, they will have at hand local, cultural, commercial and tourist information that will give a nice flavor to their stay.

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.

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…).

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.

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".

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.

Le Pays Malouin belongs to the Publihebdos group (France's leading weekly press group and a subsidiary of the SIPA - Ouest-France group). It is distributed in the cantons of Saint-Malo, Dinard, Cancale, Châteauneuf, Dol-de-Bretagne and Combourg. In this weekly, you will discover the personalities of the region, local news but also the activities of the sports clubs in the area. In summer, a free supplement is published which presents the offer of leisure activities and festivities. Also available online, notably on Facebook with real-time information.

This major regional daily newspaper, a key player in the local press and published in Rennes, has 63 editorial offices in 12 departments in Brittany, Basse-Normandie, Pays de la Loire and Paris. Its large network of correspondents allows to constitute a complete flow of local, regional, national and international information. Regularly, it is accompanied by free supplements such as the "nos vies", the "livres" or the "TV magazine" on Fridays. Ouest-France is also present online, via its website and social networks.

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. Everywhere, the editorial offices are well established in the local fabric with teams of professional journalists supplemented by a large network of correspondents for local information.

Le Télégramme has its origins in 1944, when its ancestor Le Télégramme de Brest et de l'Ouest was born. A pioneer in the field of the press, it was the first to adopt the tabloid format, to introduce four-color printing in its pages and a staple binding. Originally from Brest, the newspaper has extended its distribution to the departments of Finistère, Morbihan and Côtes-d'Armor. Since a few years, a local editorial staff has been created to cover the news of the Emerald Coast, which makes the local press more dynamic.

The magazine Sillage, free bimonthly distributed throughout the letter-boxes of the urban area, is the printed communication support of Brest Metropolis Océane. Through its pages, it brings explanations of major community projects, publishes testimonies of local important figure, business leaders or heads of the community. All city dynamics of Brest and the neighbouring municipalities is transcribed into articles and reports in the heart of the society: association projects, demonstrations and events to come, favourites of the editorial... Élisabeth Jard, chief editor of the magazine, thus implements a thirty pages publication, every two months, produced in more than 110,000 copies. A smart idea: find the past issues of Sillage in pdf on the website of the city.

For land, here you will be satisfied with options. You are being offered various options in regards to surface area and price. One thing is for sure, there is something for all budgets.  Count 35,350 euros for a land in Lombron in September 2012. Good deals as well: Contact them regularly and negotiate, because you can have good surprises. We also appreciate the respect of nature and the environment. For future land request, good options for all budgets.

Le Petit Bleu des Côtes d'Armor is a weekly local newspaper which relays information about politics, economy, social issues, leisure, culture, sports... of the Dinan area (Dinan and the cantons of Matignon, Ploubalay, Plancoët, Plélan-le-Petit, Jugon-les-Lacs, Broons, Caulnes and Évran). It was first published in 1946. It is also available online on its website, or on Facebook. It also offers a digital version.

Present in newsstands since 2005, Bretons Magazine follows an editorial line far from folkloristic clichés. The entire spectrum of current events is covered: arts, culture, history, economy, environment and even politics. The numerous portraits and interviews give us the opportunity to get to know influential personalities, Breton by birth or by heart, known at both local and national levels. This monthly magazine develops a contemporary image of Brittany, made of creativity and innovation. It is distributed throughout Brittany and in the major cities of France.

These 2 free weekly newspapers are distributed every Wednesday in Brest and Quimper, especially in points like the convenience store. A large number of headings are offered: leisures, good plan, heritage, news, sports... The newspaper contains many pages devoted to all the possible outings in the two cities and their surrounding area: concerts, cinema, exhibitions, gardens, sport, the discovery of the two cities of Finistère and the surrounding municipalities, the good plans, the news of the city and the sport, you can find all these headings, as well as games, in Coté Brest and Côté Quimper. To get the newspaper, you will certainly come across people with the colors of the weekly on Wednesday in the city center. You will also find it in free access in front of numerous shops. A newspaper that quickly found its niche in Quimper. Also and especially in Brest with a team of journalists around Yann Guénégou.

The telegram is one of the two most common newspapers in the Brittany region. The editions are local and cover all the events in your town, the department and national. It is published daily. You will find the national front page, announcements, interviews with local actors, news about sports, local associations, games, weather, death notices, the last page is devoted to a portrait. You will find it in all the places of presses, tobacconists... The best way to stay informed!

Bretagne magazine has existed for more than twenty years now. This beautiful publication highlights the landscapes, traditions, the great and small stories of the region. Whether they deal with rural or maritime Brittany, the magazine's reports and portraits are always illustrated with beautiful photos. A beautiful dive into this rich territory, with this bimonthly that speaks as much to new tourists as to local Bretons. Don't miss the gourmet or cultural recommendations: the choice is always right!

Launched in 2019 by Perrine Derrien, from Brest, Le City Guide is a quarterly women's magazine, 100% Brest and distributed free of charge to merchants in the Cité du Ponant. A highlight of our Brest lifestyle, with ideas for outings: restaurants, bars, coffee shops, but also good fashion, decoration and beauty tips. Children are not forgotten either. You will also discover portraits depicting Perrine's encounters. And you will also find inspiration for your next trip destination. A little something extra with recipes, and always a little surprise. In short, fill up with ideas and discoveries! Find brestoise.fr on Instagram.

This daily newspaper was founded in 1944 and is now one of the leading French dailies. It has also become a national group that uses all communication networks to keep you informed: multimedia (press, television, internet), business services and events. All local and regional news, including festivities and culture, is covered, with a reminder on the website. In summer, a free supplement lists all the events, markets, festoù-noz, fairs, concerts and traditional festivals in the department.