Between vineyards, châteaux and cave dwellings, Anjou never fails to delight thanks to its gentle lifestyle and its wide diversity of landscapes with their ever-changing light. The Anjou region links the sandy plateaux of the Saumurois to the rolling...

Bordering on Germany, Alsace, the smallest region in mainland France, boasts many assets: picturesque villages overlooked by the remains of castles, vineyards.

The Alpes de Haute Provence department is as rich as it is varied, combining the turquoise waters of its lakes with dazzling, sheer sandstone cliffs. In the high Ubaye mountains, the architecture of the town of Barcelonnette is a unique heritage straight from Mexico. Just a stone's throw away, at an altitude of over 2,000 meters, lies Lac Noir.

The region of Allier lies in the former French province of Bourbonnais. The river from which it takes its name is one of the last wild waterways.

In the southwest of France, the Pyrenees-Orientales offer a magnificent palette of landscapes. Between sea and mountain, valleys are waiting to be discovered.

The Hautes-Pyrénées hide some unmissable landscapes. The sanctuary of Lourdes attracts millions of pilgrims every year, the Pic du Midi offers wonderful starry nights thanks.

Take a walk through the mountain range of Cévennes, and learn about its local heritage, which easily seduces lovers of the great outdoors, and small towns full of character.

A former province located only an hour from Toulouse, Quercy has everything that makes up the typical charm of the South West.

In Normandy, in the heart of Calvados, the tiny area of the Pays d'Auge offers many places to discover: Honfleur, a small fishing port that became a tourist capital.

From the left bank of the Rhone River in the west to the Var River in the east, bordered by the Mediterranean Sea in the south, Provence evokes a pleasant and peaceful state of mind.

With 120km of beaches, the Opal Coast is more and more popular for the beauty of its landscapes. From the Deux-Caps cliffs to the marshes of Saint-Omer, the nature spots are still preserved. Moreover, the traditional gastronomic specialties, such as fried mussels, seafood or welsh, are amazing.

The Var coast has preserved its wild and untamed landscape, with its immense forests of cork oaks and chestnut trees, its monasteries and its picturesque villages.

This week, let's discover South Corsica which is full of unmissable treasures. The granite spires of the Alta Rocca, the fine sandy beaches of the west coast, without forgetting Bonifacio, the nugget perched on its white limestone cliffs, all inspiring a great Mediterranean sweetness.

Erected over a century ago on a small island in the Bay of New York, the Statue of Liberty attracts over 4 million visitors every year. The ""lady who lights up the world"" is a formidable concentration of innovation. A colossus of such height, never built before, required a treasure trove of engineering. A true technological feat, this humongous project was perfectly in tune with its time, an era defined by a race for progress.

When Marie Van Goethem, a young dancer, loses her father, she must provide for her and her mother. She finds solutions by dancing, posing for painters but also by prostituting. Choices for which she will be expelled from the Opera dance school. This trip through the history of classical dance is a tribute to the "painter of dancers", Edgar Degas...

Haute cuisine is a modern luxury that was invented over a century ago by one man. Auguste Escoffier revolutionized French cooking and dining experience and made them a world reference in culinary arts.

An air of mystery reigned at the end of the Balmain fashion show on September 28, 2011: nobody knew who was about to take a bow. No one in the room knew the new house designer. His name is Olivier Rousteing.

The great Bradley Wiggins made history in 2012, becoming the first man to the Tour de France and an Olympic gold medal in the same year.

In 2015, Serena dominated the season by winning three of the year’s four Grand Slam tournaments, thereby securing her second “Serena Slam.”

From 2003, Roger Federer dominated men’s tennis like no other player in history, including playing in a record 10 straight grand slam finals.

No one dominated a grand slam like Rafael Nadal at the French Open and in 2017 he did what everyone thought impossible, winning it for the 10th time at Roland Garros.

In 2021 Novak Djokovic set four all-time records in men’s tennis and won three of the four grand slams.

Martina Navratilova and Chris Evert had a unique on-court rivalry and off-court connection through the 1970s and 80s.

Lance Armstrong was the Tour de France’s icon, until he became the undisputed champion of drug cheats.

Few sporting names shine as bright as Billie Jean King, whose battle for equality was the thing of legend.

Arsenal achieved what many thought impossible in 2003/04, by playing an entire English Premier League unbeaten.

Discover powerful documentaries to watch on International Women’s Day.

Artists and visual artists, Pierre et Gilles have been creating unique portraits of celebrities or anonymous people with four hands for forty years. The creative duo has met with international success

A close-up on the career of Matali Crasset, renowned artist designer, her Parisian apprenticeship, her influences or her emblematic objects.

The incredible creative journey of Street-Art pioneer since the 60s, Ernest Pignon-Ernest who continues to travel the world with his collages.

This is a premiere for 30 hip-hop, krump, break, voguing dancers. A first for director, Clément Cogitore, and for choreographer, Bintou Dembélé. And a first for Opera Bastille in Paris.

This documentary examines the handbag from its origins to the present day from every angle. It has long been the prerogative of the poorest, before being sold for up to 100,000 euros at auction...

On June 6, 1944, the Allies landed in Normandy. Holed up in their bunkers, built all along the French coastline, the German soldiers were ordered to continue fighting at all costs.

Stream now '100 Must See Places' new episodes and discover France's Hidden Gems. We will take you to the Haute-Loire, the Isère department, the stunning Gulf of Lion and to the Guadeloupe island.

The World's Greatest Painters is a documentary series featuring the masterpieces of great artists from around the world. Imerse yourself in your favourite work of art.

François Morel explores 60 years of French gastronomy, blending humor and insight as he revisits recipes, archives, ads and TV shows to celebrate a rich culinary heritage.

Vauban is probably the best military architect and engineer in History. Endlessly copied around the world, his unique system of fortifications protected France from invasions.

In this episode of Guide To the Games, the too ten storylines to look out for at Paris 2024.

In this episode of Guide to the Games, the first martial art of the Olympic games, Judo.

In this episode of Guide to the Games, the chance of a lifetime for the host nation athletes.

In this episode of Guide to the Games a look at the 2024 Host City, Paris.

This time on Guide To The Games, the artistic men and women of fencing, where theatrics abound from the first "en garde" to the last "riposte".