Vaincre l'impossible

Ancient history and culture, food, economic miracle, the Great Wall, the Forbidden City, Xi'an warriors, FAST telescope, pandas... What comes to mind when we think about China? With his questions and expectations, Olivier Chiabodo sets off on an authentic trip and shares a unique experience.

Each week, Clémence Castel invites someone from Normandy with an active social conscience to join her for a couple of days. She puts together a programme that combines sport, trips, encounters and outdoor activities. The perfect way to rediscover Normandy by simply changing their everyday habits!

Since the 17th century, shipowners in Dunkirk have organized a festival for sailors going on the big fishing trip. Today, this tradition, which has become a carnival, attracts thousands of people.

Through an exploration of Antibes and its ambition for a more sustainable future we meet fishermen and sailors along with the athletes preparing for the Paris 2024 Paralympics. Between local traditions and gastronomy, Antibes reveals the wealth of its heritage and its cultural diversity...

At the crossroads of worlds old and new, South Vietnam offers an impressive cultural and natural diversity, where age-old traditions rub shoulders with urban modernity. From the floating markets of the Mekong to terraced paddy fields, Buddhist temples to lush landscapes, South Vietnam reveals a thousand different facets.

Through encounters and discoveries, the journalist Karina Marceau seeks to break down preconceived ideas about some countries and highlight their hidden side.

« Passe-moi les Jumelles » invites the viewers to take a break and dream. On the line-up: emotions, encounters, travelling, favourites and breathtaking landscapes...

It was a crazy gamble: reintroducing the osprey to Switzerland, a century after it became extinct in the country. From Norway to the Three Lakes region, a look back at the incredible project led by Wendy and Denis, two biologists determined to return the migratory bird of prey to Romandy.

The railways in the Swiss mountains are true gems. Meandering across majestic landscapes and climbing to spectacular peaks, their unique blend of tradition and technology make them fascinating. We go on a discovery.

In Basse-Engadine, the Swiss artist Not Vital has bought Tarasp Castle. In the Tessin region, the imposing Bellinzona castles, included with the city walls on UNESCO's world heritage list, invite tourists to stop. Michele Trefogli tries to save the family property in Torricella.