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This monthly magazine is free and edited with 30 000 copies. It addresses the news of Versailles in all its forms (culture, magazine, people, history, sports, outings etc.). The first issue was published in April 2007. It is available in 165 shops in the city, and in the Chesnay, as well as in the three stations, on the Notre-Dame market and the Vinci car parks. If necessary, you will find the detailed list on the website!

Toutes les Nouvelles is a weekly newspaper in the Yvelines department, with a circulation of several thousand, published every Wednesday. Local topics make up the bulk of the paper (local life, sports features, cultural pages and classified ads), but neighboring towns also feature prominently in the news pages. It's a great medium for everyone, and - as its name suggests - it'll make sure you don't miss out on any of the latest news and happenings in the département!

A pioneer of hunting and fishing magazines, the French Hunter was founded in 1885! Each month, the fishing heading is 17 pages. Fishing at sea, coup, carp, pike, freshwater fish, fisheries and species are addressed according to seasons. None is forgotten! And every month, equipment tests are published: reels, canes, boots… Very practical articles in line with this title whose success does not lie with a passionate readership of nature, game and wildlife. In the blink of an eye, readers'mail publishes the most beautiful catches of its fishermen.

" The magazine of fun to run and shape "is under this simple but effective slogan, which magazine Jog international welcomes you. By browsing each of its headings, you will discover all the tips to become a good runneur: How to choose its equipment, the latest news, tips to start the race on foot or to make progress… there is also the calendar of upcoming races with the comments and ratings of the runners, the training tips, the reports on the runners'paths. Finally, the forum will allow you to exchange your experiences and have answers to each of your questions.

Born in 1974, when the world of martial arts is mourning by the death of Bruce Lee, Karate Bushido is the first magazine in France devoted to combat sports: Karate, Taekwondo, Kung Fu, Aikido, Ju-Jujitsu Brazilian, Muay Thai, Kick-Boxing, and many others. 100 dedicated pages highlight martial arts activity in France and around the world, champions portraits, training tips, and photographs of fighting, or large plans on some shots.

Magazine of the French Volleyball Federation, Volleyball-ball Magazine is a mine of information for all members. Each month, he reviews the events of volleyball in France, competitions (national and international teams), internships, etc. The magazine also offers reports, portraits and interviews. An essential press support for the life of volleyball.

Founded in 1993, Bicycle Magazine is a monthly magazine belonging to the Presse press group (Le Parisien, etc.). Côté pro, it reports all the news about cycling in France and around the world: reports, surveys, portraits, results, etc. Pratiquants side is every month new material tests, training boards, month clyclos… Each year, on the occasion of the Tour de France, the magazine organizes "The Stage of the Tour", a cycling event that allows amateurs to compete on a route identical to that of professionals. Moreover, since 1992, the monthly magazine has awarded the title of the best international runner of the year, "the Golden Bike", as well as the French Gold Bike reward the best French cyclist.

Surveys, reports, giant posters and all the news about sport, the name of this monthly "All Swimming" magazine fulfills its promise. Portraits of great sports, at local competitions, the magazine covers the different practices surrounding this sport: diving, crawl, water polo, synchronized swimming, etc. For athletes and amateurs, find videos and comments on the magazine Facebook page. 

Reports about the biggest tournaments (Roland-Garros, Wimbledon, US Open, etc.), thematic folders, point on the Davis Cup team, technical advice to progress, interviews of your favorite champions, info, anecdotes, posters… Tennis magazine doesn't forget about the news of international tennis and gives every month to all lovers of the short. It caters to both amateurs and professionals, in short to all those who love tennis. An indispensable press meeting of the little yellow ball.

One year subscription for eight numbers, Judo magazine deals specifically with this martial art and associated practices (such as jujitsu and kendo) whose practice is so appreciated in France (more than 600 000 licensees). Published by the French Judo Federation, he closely follows the developments of the French team, takes stock of training techniques, presents the major events and competitions of the Federation.

6 numbers plus a series published each year: This journal dedicated to the practice of athletics is the official magazine of the French Athletics Federation. In each new issue, the magazine deals with a file, discusses good practices and returns to trends in athletics. The December issue provides an update on the full results of the season. It is available in paper format (a poster inside) and in pdf format to download on the official website of the Federation, athle. com. 

France Football remains the reference of football magazines in France since the 1950 s. Bi-weekly (Tuesday and Friday), He presents the whole news of football in France (results of the 1 league championships, league 2, CFA, CF 2…), different foreign championships, national teams and the news of transfers. " FF "proposes a formula in three headings: Magazine, News and with two pages dedicated to TV programs and two pages dedicated to football culture. The FF weekend shows the matches in France and the big championships, and the FF on Tuesday makes the match of the matches.

Rueil info is the municipal information magazine of Rueil. This monthly magazine, sent to all the inhabitants of the city, mentions all the projects in the area of transport, sustainable development, housing, employment, security, education, culture… Practice to keep up to date with news from the city and don't miss any appointments! And the best for the end: photos of young brides, to watch and comment without moderation… 

This was one that existed before we were born! Union is a magazine of charm and information about sexuality created in July 1972, first famous for its famous photo novels! Above all, 30% of his readers are women and 70%. It is the oldest and most sold of charming magazines. One third of the editorial is made up of photos and correspondence from readers and readers, the rest split between the headings: good addresses, sex world reports, tips and gender.

"Le magazine de la femme", the monthly reference magazine for women's news since 1972: that's how Amina magazine introduces itself. And indeed, originally created for black women, Amina continues to speak of them and for them. A fascinating journal, elegantly and aesthetically laid out and illustrated, with sections on Fashion, Beauty, Society, Lifestyle, People, Culture, Femmes d'Amina, Agenda, Amina TV... Today, Amina is distributed in the West Indies, America and throughout the European Afro-Caribbean community.

Le Parisien may be a national daily, but in the Île-de-France region it also has departmental editions. It covers all the latest news from Versailles, Saint-Germain-en-Laye and surrounding towns: politics, economics, social affairs, culture, leisure, sports... You can buy it on newsstands, or subscribe to the paper or digital version. The website is a mine of up-to-the-minute information, so don't hesitate! It's the most widely distributed daily in the département, mainly because of its local roots.

Digital weekly magazine dedicated to the family born from a collaboration between La Croix and Bayard Jeunesse which is structured around 3 main parts: one is dedicated to parents, with a file on family life; the children's corner offers digital stories; and the common part includes outings, games and recipes. Available by paid subscription via the dedicated website and on the AppStore. Remember to sign up for the "Parents and Children's Edition" newsletter to stay on top of family news and parent/child relationships.

This publication of the UNADIF and FNDIR associations dedicated to the Second World War and the deportation offers departmental chronicles, literary reviews, a calendar of events, portraits and an obituary section. Go to the website to order the issues published. You will also find many online resources. The associations also distribute the program of news related to the duty of remembrance.

Created in July 1919, this monthly magazine published by the Union nationale des combattants and affiliated associations covers national and regional news. It consists of one monthly and 17 regional editions. La Voix du Combattant features debates on opinion and society, as well as history, games and leisure activities. It is aimed primarily at UNC members (war widows and orphans, widows of veterans or ex-servicemen). The magazine also provides general and legal information on the world of veterans.

Quarterly magazine dedicated to history, myths and legends, religions and culture. Mythologie(s ) deals with various domains such as cinema, exhibitions, festivals, literature, religion but always in relation with history and especially with the myths that we all know more or less. Thus, this fascinating 132-page magazine will take you back to distant times and (re) discover civilizations that have marked history, whether they are fictional or not. Most of the articles are written by academics.

This weekly magazine, created in 1941, is today the last national title to emerge from the Resistance. It wants to be at the side of associations, movements, and activists who seek to humanize society and the planet, without any allegiance to anyone or automatism, but by being free to think and act in conscience and by loyalty. It deals widely with issues related to globalization, exclusion, ecology, dialogue of cultures and democracy, and is therefore, despite its title, widely open beyond religion.

Free bi-media from the Le Valentin Haüy association, dedicated to physical and cultural accessibility for the visually impaired. The aim of this association is to help blind and partially-sighted people gain their independence. The magazine is published in March, June, September and December.

Bimonthly magazine of the Christian Entrepreneurs and Managers movement, dealing with various subjects such as economy and management, with a spiritual perspective. Designed to accompany members of the movement and sympathizers in their personal reflection, Dirigeants Chrétiens also offers news pages, interviews, biblical words, evokes the life of the movement, proposes an economic agenda and thematic files, etc. An enlightening guide for leaders in search of spiritual meaning in their daily lives.

Catholic newsletter that aims to make known the initiatives taken by Christians at the social, political and economic levels. In each issue, we also find a presentation of an association, news, a selection of books, etc. Chrétiens dans la cité is a bi-media publication aimed mainly at practicing Catholics and Protestants as well as at association leaders. But of course it can also be an interesting tool for various believers or non-believers who would like to be informed about social action in the neighborhoods.

Ombres et Lumière is the only family magazine dedicated to all disabilities. Published every two months, it is aimed at people with disabilities and their families and friends. It aims to "share our frailties" through testimonials, reports, real-life experiences and more. Disability is not taboo, it's part of life, of all life. It also proposes to "support families" with practical articles ("On a testé pour vous"), initiatives, classified ads... that help in everyday life, and to "transmit hope": inspired by Christianity, the magazine reflects on fragility and nourishes the reader's quest for meaning. Subscribing means being part of a great community of solidarity! Ombres et Lumière is also on the web (ombresetlumiere.fr), on Facebook and Twitter, not forgetting a blog devoted to disability in cinema (Infilmables).

It's a comprehensive website, featuring all the important news from the department in a simple tree structure: news, economy, culture, leisure, sports, unusual, society, economy... nothing's missing! Add to this practical information such as the weather, as well as a news feed updated several times a day, and you get this departmental version of a service that is developing similar journalistic activities throughout France. A newsletter is also available to keep you up to date.

Diem Diem Privileges is the reference magazine for club presidents and seniors as a whole. A very beautiful invoice, it is made up of substantive articles and tailor-made offers for all seniors. Each of its readers enjoys a privileged welcome and benefits from a VIP when they appeal to the partners of the Diem Diem Privilèges. This title is entirely free for the reader (the distribution of the title is indeed optimized by geographical, socio-economic selection, etc.). Diem Diem Privileges is the champion of seniors through 3 channels of dissemination: dissemination to club presidents; dissemination at events such as the Senior and the Internet relay via www.carpediemprivileges.fr

Quarterly journal of the Fédération français des Associations de Chien Guide (FFAC) which offers articles on the news of visual handicap and on guide dogs, but also practical information, reports, interviews etc. This review also allows to inform the donors and the partners of the federation of the actions and news of its sector. His Master's Eyes also exist in audio CD format for visually impaired people.

Want to travel? Perhaps even differently? In Corsica, France and around the world, get on board Escapade Magazine, a magazine that takes you off the beaten track. It's packed with great addresses, hotels, restaurants, spas... and lots of good advice for your next city trip, healthy retreat or sustainable tourism. You'll also find interviews with top chefs and celebrities, as well as shopping and book ideas for your vacations. A complete and eclectic magazine all about travel.

Monthly magazine created in 1987, distributed in pocket format and in large print. The monthly offers the texts of Scripture according to the liturgical division of the daily Mass, commentaries for the Sunday Mass, suggestions for liturgical animation, an introduction to the reading of the Bible, the saints of the month, a selection of songs, as well as pages of information on the life of the Church. It is an indispensable book for attending Mass with a complete understanding of the texts quoted and the prayers read.

A Christian weekly magazine which is divided into several parts: news (international politics), a large dossier, a "spirit" section and a magazine section (reportage, interview, culture). All these sections can be found on their website, which is extremely well-stocked and updated with the regularity of a Swiss clock. The site also includes a video section that is not found in the newspaper, and which sheds interesting light on current events in the light of the Christian faith, analyzed by various speakers.

A treasure trove of architecture and art, with its buildings, works of art and gardens, Versailles is also the reflection of over a century of history, through its sovereigns, their court... and, beyond that, the entire society of the Ancien Régime. This is the perspective of the magazine, from the Ancien Régime to the present day. Its editorial line revolves around the Château de Versailles, its history and the historical themes it symbolizes, not forgetting current events linked to its museum.

Since its origins, Dada has been a specialized magazine aimed at the youngest, the teenagers and the curious adults, with a tone and in a graphic universe shifted; a magazine made to discover and make discover art in all its forms. Today, Dada is also available in the form of applications. With a gallery of commented works, an audio biography, tools to analyze the artist's creations, a creative space and games. But Dada is also beautiful art books and workshops!

Every month, Connaissance des Arts keeps its readers abreast of all the latest international news. Exhibitions, auctions, fairs and shows are reviewed by the best journalists and experts. For a better understanding of art from every era, from archaeology to contemporary creation, design and architecture, Connaissance des Arts provides essential reference points. Features: Portfolio, News, Events, Studio visits, Style, Private collections, Photography, Architecture... Comprehensive!

Magazine dedicated to international art news and its market: an undisputed reference. It includes reports and surveys ranging from museum rankings to the art market, as well as patronage. Although it is primarily intended for gallery owners, antique dealers, collectors, auctioneers, curators, students and teachers in the sector, Le Journal des Arts is nevertheless recommended reading for all art lovers. Its "News" and "Exhibitions" sections are full of useful information.

These are essential structures that participate in the life and development of museums. A national federation publishes a magazine twice a year, L'Ami de Musée, which allows all the structures to communicate with each other and to exchange advice and best practices. The magazine gives the latest news about museums in France and abroad, presents major events, and highlights initiatives carried out in favor of new audiences. The magazine is intended for members, but the latest issues can be consulted online.

Artpress is THE magazine for information and reflection on contemporary creation. Covering the entire world art scene, the magazine is bilingual (French/English) and offers its readers a unique editorial approach: linking the different forms of contemporary creation - visual arts, literature, photography, cinema, theater, music, etc. - and putting them into perspective. - and to put them into perspective. Artpress also publishes a quarterly, Artpress2, which brings together the voices of authors from around the world to discuss a current topic or a major event.

Art Absolument offers a look at the art of yesterday and today by addressing professionals as well as the simple curious and amateurs. We find the most outstanding works of modern or contemporary art in the West, related to works of other periods or other civilizations, but also various sections such as a forum, a section dealing with art and sponsorship, a section on exhibitions, notes on workshops, discovery topics, events, etc. Art from every angle!

Every month,Beaux Arts magazine provides a rendez-vous with the avant-garde of artistic culture in France. It offers a complete panorama of all the latest artistic news divided into four main sections: exhibitions, the art market and cultural policies, large format and news on exhibitions and museums in France and abroad. As for ancient art, we find it through large files on the major masters of art history, and the report of the great retrospectives throughout the world.

Arts magazine is one of the emblematic figures of the family of great cultural magazines. The flagship of the press dedicated to Art in all its forms, its mission is to make Art accessible to all. To talk about Art in a different way, the best specialists, experts, curators share their passions to decipher the major works, understand the main artistic trends, discover the life of essential artists... In each issue: a selection of fairs, exhibitions, galleries, discoveries.

The main objective of this journal, completely revisited in 2011, was to décomplexer art lovers with the specialized press. Created by Christine Kerdellant and Eric Meyer, then featured the news of museums, site visits, the presentation of current exhibitions, a selection of books and Dvds, etc. Acquired in 2006 by Bruno Caron and then, in 2011, by Fleurus Presse, Arts Magazine offers his readers a new formula with a redesigned model, now more oriented towards contemporary arts.

Available at newsstands and by subscription, this periodical, which is published every two months, is dedicated to hiking in France, with a small opening to foreign countries. Hiking, here, is made accessible to all. In the contents: news, destinations in France and abroad, practical notebook with advice, health information, tests on the equipment, presentations of local products, and topos cards to keep. The great hiking places keep a preponderant place.

A free bi-monthly in Japanese published by the Franco-Japanese cultural centre Espace Japan, an editorial on France or Japan, full humour, small ads, recipes… since 1979. Non-japonisants are not forgotten, with the last two pages in French with articles on Japan's political or social news.

Unique magazine dedicated to Japanese cuisine! Exciting folders, latest culinary developments in France and Japan, and new tables. Distributed free of charge in more than 500 restaurants and other gourmet addresses in France. Wasabi also organizes cooking courses.

Did you know that you only have to go to the site of the Paris City Hall and subscribe to send you by mail, the quarterly magazine of the City of Paris, which informs you about its actions (services, social, culture, sport…) and on the life of the city? In Paris, it wants to be as complete as possible by proposing many headings such as: Cultural agenda, Spatial planning, Urban planning, Associations, Culture, Education, Environment, Exhibitions, Literary, Leisure, Cultural Heritage, City Policy, Portraits, Social, Solidarity, Exit, Sports, Public Transport, Urban Transport, Urban Planning…

Created in 2009, Le Bonbon is a free monthly urban magazine. It covers news in Paris, going out, food and drink and all kinds of trends. The magazine also covers the cities of Bordeaux, Lille, Lyon, Marseille, Nantes and Toulouse. The website is well developed, it allows you to follow local news, recommends good addresses and decrypts new trends and pop culture. Le Bonbon also organizes numerous events, which are obviously reported in the magazine's columns, and which are very popular.

As its name suggests, this is a magazine for children. On the menu: a guide to outings (e.g. children's afternoon at the Forum des Images) - an inventory of book and music releases, a programme of Paris-Mômes events and "good deals" not to be missed. Competitions are set up, reinforcing the interaction between the editorial team and its readership. It's very lively, well thought out, well done, and exhaustively lists everything there is to do. Parents will find a wealth of ideas!

Launched in 2012 by the François Sommer Foundation and Éditions Glénat, Billebaude is a magazine of exploration and reflection on the representations of nature. Thanks to the contributions of journalists, artists and researchers addressing a theme around an animal or nature. Each issue links the worlds of research, art and environmental management and is accompanied by a series of conferences and meetings at the Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature.

Collector car enthusiasts can't miss the monthly release of Autoretro magazine on newsstands. You can read detailed tests, comparisons between different models, unique experiences such as trips abroad in vintage cars and exciting reports. A racing section evokes races and great drivers from the old days. The buyer's guide is very useful for its advice concerning the purchase of a specific vehicle with its rating. Not forgetting the classified ads! Older issues available for purchase on the website.

TopGear magazine is a bi-monthly magazine derived from the famous British TV show "TopGear" on BBC Worldwide. In this magazine, readers can follow all the latest news on sports cars, supercars and exceptional cars. The magazine features test drives and focuses on models, illustrated with numerous photos. A captivating magazine, in the same spirit as the show. Indispensable for fans of the show and to know everything about modern sports cars, mythical cars and supercars.