Information websites Route de la soie

With 3 500 pages, it is certainly the most complete website on Venice in French. It is managed by a very nice couple of French living on site, Luc and Danielle (renamed Luca and Daniela). Their love history with Venice has become a passion and it feels like consulting their website, which is a veritable mine of information and the fruit of very many personal searches. Furthermore, the couple offers a small selection of apartments for rent (check out directly on their site).

A site not to forget to consult for weather forecasts before taking the road towards your favourite stations, but also to know about weather conditions in the stations.

This service provides road information 24 hours a day on national and regional traffic conditions and seasonal information.

Please note that any reproduction or representation, in whole or in part, of the pages, data or any other component of the site is prohibited without prior authorization.

Founded by Samer Karam, a prolific blogger on Twitter (http: //twitter.com/samerkaram). This blog in English fourre everything about what is being done in Beirut in the fields of culture, evening, events or general news. Blog in Beirut is regularly classified in the top 5 of the most visited blogs in Lebanon for nearly five years.

Marsactu was bought by its ambitious journalists, who thanks to a participatory fundraising campaign, relaunched the site at the end of 2015! Some of the information published on the site is available free of charge, but a subscription system is already in place to have wider access to debates, create a blog, and read certain articles. But the idea remains the same: an independent newspaper, dealing with news and various subjects concerning Marseilles and its territory (policy, justice, society, economy, culture, urban planning…).

The guide to your cultural activities: concerts, theater, dance, expos, movies. Excursions in Marseille, Aix-en-Provence, Martigues, Istres, Aubagne, Toulon, La Ciotat, Arles, Avignon in paper and on the web. An unavoidable one!

The institutional site of the Greater Lyon has made small by creating an annex dedicated to the economy throughout the whole agglomeration. Among all the topics covered, real estate holds a significant place. Above all, practical information is available to invest and establish intelligently, such as a map of the territories of the urban area, a list of the tertiary poles in which the investment opportunities are established or an overview of investment opportunities. In order to complete these entries, news and surveys are proposed, particularly concerning city planning projects and the place of the sustainable building within them. Finally, to keep up to date without too much investigation effort, a "real estate" newsletter is available on request.

On this web site dedicated to disability and how to live everyday, we find information about law, employment or tourism. Whether it's a place, news, activities, this site remains an essential place. You can participate in its development by adding your latest news.

Thanks to the CitizenKid website, access all the activities for children in Paris, Lyon, Bordeaux, Marseille, Nantes, Nice or any other big city in France. Shows for children, leisure centers, school support, crafts, cultural outings, etc. Every week, the site's journalists come up with ideas for family outings on weekends or during the school vacations. CitizenKid is also a community of parents who have a say. The site is a mine of information and exchanges.

Designated as Marseille's number 1 online news site, in just a few years Made in Marseille has become an influential and decisive web medium in the Marseilles news scene. Thanks to its extensive surveys and well-crafted articles on topics as varied as current affairs, major urban development projects and trendy new addresses, Made in Marseille juggles its website and social networks perfectly, which have played a decisive role in its development. A few weeks ago, a paper magazine was launched, distributed at metro station exits. A web version with a broader southern focus has also been launched under the name Made in Sud.

Blog of the former French correspondent of Libération, which was installed in Egypt. Claude Guibal simply has talent and knows the country perfectly.

This site now offers you the opportunity to print the forms for public administrations, fill them out, and then return them by Post, without having to search them. Soon, you can also fill them out online and send them by mail. You can change your address, or pay your fines, or calculate aid for housing, pensions or even zero-rate loans. Useful, letters to stop a lease, declare your life in cohabitation, etc. Administration moves slowly but surely.

Created in Paris in 2009, this French-Italian portal is open to Italian socio-cultural information. It is a participative site that works like a real press organization and offers texts in Italian, some in French, images, videos on various themes such as the history and news of Italy but also the Italian cultural agenda in French cities (festivals and concerts in particular). The portal also has a section dedicated to travel in Italy, with reports on various destinations.

Whether you're a local or a visitor, this is the place to go to find out everything you need to know about the city and its metropolitan area. Discover, stay, enjoy, go out, practical Lyon... All the answers to your questions and much more can be found on the indispensable OnlyLyon website. Before coming to visit our metropolis, before leaving home, www.visiterlyon.com offers you an incredible choice in all areas. Heritage, guided tours, events, shopping, leisure, gastronomy, culture, outings, accommodation with reservations, a calendar of events and ideas for planning your weekend... The site that introduces you to Lyon and its thousand and one ways to discover the city.

Created in 1997, this web media is one of the reference sites on the Olympique de Marseille news. Conceived and still managed by Sebastien Volpe, a soccer lover, you will find on this site all the latest information about the mythical soccer club of Marseille. Imagined as a place of sharing, you will also find many possibilities to express yourself through forums or on the very dynamic social networks of the Phocéen. Numerous interviews and press conferences are available on video. Le Phocéen regularly organizes contests to win tickets to attend the matches at the Velodrome.

If you're still wondering what you're going to do this week or this weekend in Lyon, you haven't read Lyon CityCrunch yet. Stay tuned to this urban magazine and discover the latest news in all genres every day at 5pm. The latest and greatest places to eat, drink, move, stroll, visit, travel or stay on your sofa. Discoveries to whet your appetite, real reports with well-crafted content to help you enjoy and not miss a thing of your Metropolis. An essential diary to make sure you don't miss out on any of the festivities. Newsletter every Friday lunchtime. A local medium that does a lot of good.