News website Nord-Pas-de-Calais

As the weekend approaches, you don't know what to do with your dear blond heads? Don't panic, just take a look at the "Kids in Dunkirk" blog (or Facebook page) and you'll have the best deals of the moment in one click! With "Kids in Dunkirk", Mary Leviandier is not on her first try. While she created "London for Children", parents suggested that she create this type of blog for her hometown. The requests were there. And since Mary could no longer bear to hear that there was nothing to do for children in her city, she launched "Kids in Dunkirk". On weekends, usually Thursdays or Fridays, it publishes the weekend programme: visits to museums, restaurants, walks and events in and around Dunkirk! A diary for children from 3 years old, up to pre-teens of 13 or 14 years old. But it is also a feedback. Mary has her daughters test the activities and write short articles about their feelings. Mary is therefore well placed to testify and confirm that we will never be bored in Dunkirk. A blogging activity that has become, over time, a militant act!

Lille Actu is an all-news website owned by the SEPR and Publihebdos groups, which also publish the Christian weekly Croix du Nord. The site relays a wide range of regional news in real time: society, politics, economics, news, sports, culture and leisure. The site is rather basic. However, the articles are relayed on the Lille Actu Facebook account, making them much more readable on the web galaxy.

The team of young Lilleers who run this webzine spare no effort to present the best of Lille and its metropolis! Favourites, events, news, the city is explored in all its fun and unusual details. Have a drink, grab a bite to eat...: the site lists all the best addresses. Ideas for outings range from must-sees to real nuggets, often little-known by metropolitans themselves. We also love all the articles devoted to the city's history and rich heritage. A complete webzine!

The city of Lille is a must-see tourist destination. With its dynamic metropolis and rich heritage, Lille offers visitors an unforgettable experience. The city is famous for its Ch'ti gastronomy, with traditional dishes and local specialties. Beer lovers will also be delighted, as Lille is a land of beers. Lille also has plenty of places to visit, such as the Quélipont waterfall in the Avesnois region, which offers magnificent scenery. Hiking enthusiasts will also find something to suit them, with unusual itineraries on foot. The town also offers a wide range of activities on the water, with three original ideas for boat trips. For those who prefer to get out and about, Lille also offers three ideas for unusual walks.