The Favorite Village Of The French

For this grand ranking of French villages, 22 communes have been selected to represent each region. Some of them are famous, others less known. The natural, historical, architectural and even gastronomic heritage has been considered in this selection.

In 2012, viewers elected Saint-Cirq Lapopie as "the favorite village of the French". In 2013, 22 new villages are submitted to the vote. All of them are classified "most beautiful villages of France" by the association with the same name...

The presentation of a selection of 22 emblematic villages of the country continues. Among the sites visited are Andlau in Alsace, Labastide d'Armagnac in Aquitaine, Charroux in Auvergne, among others...

Stephane Bern, accompanied by Jean-Sebastien Petitdemange, Marie-Dominique Perrin and Jérome Pitorin, unveils the ranking of the villages that have charmed the French.

"The favorite village of the French" celebrates this year its 5th anniversary. Stephane Bern goes once again on the roads of France, to discover thirteen new villages.

Which village will succeed Rochefort-en-Terre at the end of this sixth edition, exploring the most beautiful village of France? Thirteen villages have been selected this year, representing the 13 French regions.

This year, not thirteen, but fourteen villages are in competition. In addition to the thirteen regions of metropolitan France, the overseas territories are also included.

A journey with Stephane Bern through the French villages to discover personal stories, culinary and artisanal specialties, walks and practical tips.

With the health crisis of this year, the French are rediscovering the attractions of their villages. Stephane Bern went back on the roads of France and overseas to discover new marvels.

In this program, Stéphane Bern sets out to discover magnificent villages across France.

In this program, Stéphane Bern sets out to discover magnificent villages across France.

A journey with Stephane Bern through the French villages to discover personal stories, culinary and artisanal specialties, walks and practical tips.