Located south of Paris, the Hurepoix is one of France's oldest regions. The region not only boasts an abundance of châteaux, but also an outstanding religious heritage.

Located next to the Alsace plain, at the foot of the Grand Ballon, the Guebwiller region is full of treasures.

The Forez region is a real delight for those who enjoy hiking in the heart of nature. Forez also boasts a rich historical heritage.

An escapade in the country of Forcalquier, it is the occasion to wake up its senses. For that, go to the exceptional site of the Mourres. For the sense of smell, you have to learn how to assemble a perfume in the country of lavender and santoline. Discover the cheese of Banon which flatters the eye before the palate. For the taste, the twig is as tasty as its history.

The country of Flanders is above all a land of culture, history and tradition, with remarkable natural sites, rich with astonishing fauna and flora.

In the east of France, the Vosges department is revealed. Here, as far as the eye can see, there are miles of forest where the scenery and atmosphere seem to come straight out of a fairy tale.

Thrushes, blackbirds, starlings come to collect the grape berries forgotten by the harvesting machines. Thanks to nature and the work of men, the grape juice is transformed into wine.

Châteauneuf-du-Pape is a French wine, an Appellation d'origine contrôlée (AOC) located around the village of Châteauneuf-du-Pape in the Rhône wine region of southeast of France. It is one of the most famous appellations in the southern part of the Rhône Valley, and its vineyards are located around Châteauneuf-du-Pape and in the neighboring villages of Bédarrides, Courthézon and Sorgues, between Avignon and Orange. Here, wine lovers will be delighted. Located in the southeast of France, this region is an invitation to discover the art of wine making. The cellar masters will reveal to you all the secrets of this sublime nectar now sold all over the world.

Known for its castles and ramparts, Carcassonne is a Unesco World Heritage Site. On the program, tasting of the real cassoulet, the discovery of the Montagne Noire with its atypical lamas.

In the heart of the effervescent market of Brive la Gaillarde, discover the heritage of a whole country, strong and proud of its roots: the Corrèze.

The city of Besancon is well known for its citadel, but it was also home to famous people such as Victor Hugo and the Lumière brothers.

A journey through a fascinating country, from the majestic castle of Chastellux to the amazing prehistoric amusement park of Cardoland.

Located in the heart of the Gers, in the Gascony region, Auch is where one of the best foies gras is made! In the country of arts and history, you will discover incredible treasures. So let yourself be guided, towards the country of Auch, where the generosity of its inhabitants is matched only by the beauty of its landscapes.

Between plains and agricultural villages, Artois was marked by coal mining for more than a century.

Stream now the new episodes of 100 Must See Places: enjoy a Provencal journey, then head for the Cévennes and the Dordogne department, and finally discover the GR20 in Corsica.

With the guide Fabrice Doloir, the exploration of Basse-Terre in Guadeloupe, sanctuary of the biodiversity, is spectacular and adventurous.

The Stevenson path, or GR70, is an itinerary steeped in literature since it takes its name from the traveler writer Robert Louis Stevenson.

The Brittany coast path is a very long way: 2000 kilometers to make the tour of Brittany by strictly following the drawing of the coasts.

With Paris at its heart, the Île-de-France has always been a major place of French power. Kings, dukes and emperors have built numerous residences that have shaped the landscape of the capital and its surroundings. In Ile-de-France, there are many castles from all eras, most of them royal residences. Between the Château of Versailles, Chantilly, Fontainebleau, and Saint Germain en Laye, between architectural discoveries and historical walks, the castles reveal their historical secrets.

This fascinating docu-series reveals the remarkable tales behind some of France's most beautiful and iconic architectural masterpieces and presents them in a new light. The episodes highlight the origin stories of these World Heritage sites, chronicle their development and discuss their legacies, The buidlings on show include the Palais des Papes in Avignon, the Château de Chambord, the Mont-Saint-Michel, and many others.

For a long time, cheese was a traditional and exceptional product, which required great knowledge from its producers. However, industrialization has led to a significant loss of taste. Different meetings with committed artisans explain how they keep producing authentic cheeses.

Pontarlier is a mountain town situated at an altitude of 837m in the heart of the Jura mountains. Capital of the Haut-Doubs, Pontarlier is the entrance to a very large protected natural area, where forests, lakes and green pastures, essential for the production of Mont d'Or and Comté cheese, are found side by side. Pontarlier is known worldwide thanks to the production of absinthe.

Let's discover the nuggets of this land, its key places, its heritage and its unmissable surprises through the crossed visions of enthusiasts of the place.

Champagne: a region that resonates as a symbol of celebration and elegance. The tour begins in Reims, the majestic city of the coronations of the kings of France, with a look at its architectural gems. The cameras also take in Epernay, a town where mansions have housed crowned heads from all over the world, who have come to taste the king of wines produced in the Champagne countryside.

The French land is of an unsuspected richness. Villages, towns and natural parks make up the cultural wealth of France and its treasures.

Céline Dion's triumphant return to the city of lights: Ten Paris concerts confirmed.

Cannes 2026: New films from Deneuve and Cotillard, Travolta's directorial debut.

Iranian artists in exile speak out as war shakes their homeland.

Andie MacDowell on timeless beauty at the Cannes Film Festival.

The Berlin Film Festival is known for its political nature and this year's edition is no exception, with elections in Germany casting a shadow over proceedings and calls for a boycott over the event's attitude towards Palestinians in Gaza. Film critic Emma Jones takes us through some of the highly topical productions that are screening, from a Ukrainian documentary about how children are experiencing life in wartime to an Israeli film about actor David Cunio, who was taken hostage on October 7, 2023. Timothée Chalamet, Jessica Chastain and Robert Pattinson have all been on the red carpet in Berlin for premieres of their new films. We also check out a couple of the French features making their debut in the German capital, as Marion Cotillard gives a glacial turn as a Garbo-esque actress in "The Ice Tower".

Portrait of the world-famous French-Tunisian couturier, Azzédine Alaïa, with the master speaking himself. Obsessed with the female body, he magnified women’s curves by sculpting clothes on them. He dressed the most famous, from Greta Garbo, Grace Jones to Arletty and Tina Turner but also Kim Kardashian and Michelle Obama. Born in Tunisia in 1935 into a family of farmers, Azzedine Alaïa became passionate about fashion at a very early age. He took some lessons from his sculpture classes at the Beaux-Arts (Fine Arts) in Tunis and, as fashion “is not a man’s job in Tunisia”, he flew to Paris in 1956. He learned his trade in the shadows, patiently, with prestigious private clients like Louise de Vilmorin, Arletty or Greta Garbo. As his fame grew, his friends, notably Thierry Mugler, encouraged him to present his work in the form of a ready-made collection: Americans loved it, making a triumph of his “body conscious” style – tight-fitting clothes, in leather, lycra or stretch. His first decade of success (he designed clothes for the iconic Grace Jones and Tina Turner, received two “fashion Oscars”, and bought 5,000 square meters of space in the heart of Paris) was followed by a slump. But Alaïa was far from done. He designed new fashion shows in the 2000s, thanks to the support of the Prada and then Richemont groups: his fashion then became more refined, more diverse, and he definitively established himself as a master of couture. This portrait, supported by numerous archives, reveals a secretive designer, applying sculptural techniques to his dresses; and who, in all modesty (“I only make clothes for women”), ended up proving to the world that his craft was an art in its own right.

This fascinating portrait is for anyone who wants to know more about the man behind the mask. By the end of the film, you will see this famous French icon in a totally different way. Delon speaks in a series of surprising interviews, spanning nearly 50 years.

How Jeffrey Epstein wove his sinister web in France.

More than any other profession, railway workers were one of the essential cogs in the domestic Resistance against the Nazis. On a daily basis, they multiplied sabotage, false information.

The best circus artists under the age of 25 had gathered under the circus tent of the Cirque Phénix in Paris, for the 39th edition of a benchmark festival. Under the amazed gaze of passionate spectators, artists from all over the world paraded in front of an international jury. Alone, in a duo, or in a troop, the young talents have delivered over their demanding performances a breathtaking summary of the creative profusion that agitates the contemporary circus.

They liberated Vittel, Baccarat, Strasbourg and Colmar. They went all the way to Bavaria, to Hitler's "eagle's nest", to raise the tricolor flag in Germany.

At the gateway to Champagne and Burgundy, the Langres region is brimming with riches just waiting to be discovered.

Flat country famous for its pine forests, the Landes is a region of nature and wide open spaces. But the cities are also worth a visit, such as Mont de Marsan or Dax.

Discovery of an exceptional territory in the South of France, located in the mountainous region of the Massif Central: the Cevennes.

Pays de Foix is a region that has managed to use its agricultural resources while keeping a purely artisanal know-how, while respecting nature and traditional techniques.

The Pays de Caux is first of all a world famous image: the famous cliffs of Etretat. But it is also a land of sailors, which has preserved its heritage and kept its history alive.

Near the Ile-de-France region and bordered by the forests of Compiègne, Retz and Ermenonville, the Pays de Valois is characterized by the richness of its heritage and the diversity of its landscape.