Bergerac, the iconic detective series that brought Jersey into the spotlight in the s, is back in a new guise. Discover all the ways to watch. The original BBC One series ran for a decade between and Its mixture of stunning Jersey scenery, glamorous characters and intriguing crimes proved a massive hit, attracting nearly 15 million viewers at the height of its popularity and resulting in a spike in visitors to the island. Then read on! The Triumph Roadster β the iconic car that featured in the original series will appear, and with the same registration plate.
The original series followed the escapades of Detective Sergeant Jim Bergerac, a free-spirited yet troubled detective who finds himself working in Jersey, solving crimes whilst navigating the complexities of his personal life. Bergerac tackled cases ranging from catching jewel thieves to thwarting smugglers and even solving murders.
The series not only showcased the beauty of Jersey but also integrated local culture and characters into its storytelling. Time will tell which locations feature in the new series. Helier, the bustling capital of the island, featured prominently in the series. The local markets have served the community for over years. Both markets are lively, full of colours and smells and home to a wide range of local produce, crafts, goods and services.
Serving the best local ingredients combined with classic French cuisine, Colmar is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner six days a week.
Food is served all day from 8. Liberation Square is a hub of activity in St. Helier sitting close to the harbour and main shopping areas of the island's capital. You can't miss the Liberation Statue which was unveiled in to mark the 50th anniversary of Liberation Day after five years of occupation during WW2.
