Television Normandy

France 3 is the regional channel par excellence. Like the other regional channels, the Normandy channel offers news flashes, midday, early evening and late evening newscasts, covering current affairs in the five départements. Special programs and reports are broadcast, including "Dimanche en politique" and "Enquêtes de région", not forgetting documentaries and magazines such as "Vachement Normand" and "Vroum", for motor enthusiasts. The Rouen station has moved to the Right Bank, in a new hangar on the banks of the Seine, not far from France Bleu.

La Honfleur TV, it's a dynamic team in the service of the promotion of Honfleur! The two Marion, Lorena, Stéphanie, Pierre, Marc and François, guide you through their broadcasts in the streets of the commune, discovering the honfleurais heritage, the history of the city, and sharing the little anecdotes that circulate… The website of the show, well provided, is also worth a look.

Available on DTT, Internet boxes and the web, this new channel is ideal for keeping up to date with all the latest news from the region. Its programs focus on field reports, newspapers and themed magazines. Throughout the day, you'll be kept up to date on local events, weather, traffic conditions, outings and more. A team of some 15 journalists covers the economy, employment, the environment, politics, culture and sport, with a particular focus on local clubs.

Sports, economy, politics, weather, traffic news, tourism, local and cultural life, France 3 Caen is the declination of France 3 National and France 3 Normandy. In the morning, you will find national programs related to tourism, gastronomy and entertainment. Then, it's the 12/13, the first regional program dedicated to local news, then relayed in the evening in the 19/20 and the Soir 3. Alongside the traditional news programs, other magazines, reports and large formats punctuate the schedule. All of this can be found on the channel's website.

Headquartered in Rouen and Caen, France 3 Normandie's efficient network of outposts in many of Normandy's towns and cities also enables us to provide effective local news on a daily basis, thanks to two news bulletins. The Normandy branch also offers a wide range of programs and broadcasts, including dedicated news bulletins and "Littoral", the well-known magazine dedicated to the sea. The channel's website is also an excellent way to re-watch your favorite programs, and even features a vast video archive.