Mr. Bean visits France in the 2007 film Mr. Bean’s Holiday. The story begins in England and follows him across France after he separates a young boy from his father during a train journey.
The film is structured as a travel comedy. Mr. Bean wins a holiday to the south of France, takes a train from London and encounters a series of misunderstandings involving the boy, a filmmaker and the French countryside. Much of the humour comes from communication problems and Bean’s unconventional behaviour.
France is the film’s main destination, although the opening and ending include locations outside the country. This is why the answer is more specific than simply naming Europe. The movie’s title also makes the French setting a key part of its premise.
Mr. Bean’s Holiday was directed by Steve Bendelack and released in 2007. It was Rowan Atkinson’s second feature film centred on Mr. Bean, following the 1997 film Bean.