Last checked 9 Nov 2026. Offers change often, so confirm the price on the outlet's own page before you pay.
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Le Parisien in Europresse through your university
Europresse lists Le Parisien, its website and its weekend magazine among the titles it offers to university and public libraries. Université Paris Cité, for example, names Le Parisien in its Europresse access, which students and staff can use from home after signing in with their university account. Open Europresse from your own library's website and search for the title.
Group subscriptions for companies, public bodies and schools
Le Parisien sells digital or print-and-digital access for whole organisations, including administrations and schools, at prices quoted for each case. If you work or study somewhere large, ask whether it already has an account.
Free articles and gifted articles
The Le Parisien app is free to download, and articles not reserved for subscribers can be read without paying. A subscriber can also send you up to 5 subscriber articles a month as a gift.
Two months for €1 on a one-year plan
All three plans give unlimited articles on the site and app, the digital newspaper from 10:30pm the night before it comes out, and a daily newsletter for your département. You commit for a year. Subscribers can also give away 5 articles a month to people without a subscription.
Monthly plan you can cancel any time
The same plans are sold without a minimum term if you would rather not commit for a year. There is also a print-and-digital plan at €29.95 a month with no commitment, or €359 for 12 months paid up front.
Buy a single digital newspaper in the Journal app
The "Journal Le Parisien" app sells single digital editions without a subscription. Each one gives that day's Le Parisien or Aujourd'hui en France, a local edition of your choice and the weekly Économie and Week-end supplements. The app carries the nine local editions of Le Parisien.