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Château de Goudourville is located in Goudourville, Tarn-et-Garonne, Occitanie. The venue accommodates up to 120 guests, with on-site accommodation for 30 guests, from €3,000.

Reviewed by Anne-Sophie Boubals, Editor-in-Chief. Last reviewed .

Sleeps
30 guests
Exclusivity
Full exclusivity included
Catering
Recommended caterers
Wet-Weather Plan
Indoor ceremony spaces available (Medieval Guards Hall, Clément V Honor Hall, Vaulted Dining Room)

About This Venue

Château de Goudourville is a listed Monument Historique perched on a plateau above the Garonne valley, an hour from Toulouse in Tarn-et-Garonne. The medieval castle, begun in the 11th century and enriched through the Renaissance and the 18th century, is privatised for a single wedding at a time, seating up to 120 guests and sleeping up to 30 across more than ten guestrooms.

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The Venue History

11th and 13th centuries · Medieval castle enriched during Renaissance and 18th century periods

Inscrit Monument Historique (1974)

Château de Goudourville traces its origins to a fortress built in 1081 by Hugues de Gasques; in 1278 Ségui de Gasques is recorded as lord of the château. It was besieged by Simon de Montfort in 1211 and attacked by the Black Prince in 1360, then enriched during the Renaissance and the 18th century. Charles IX visited with Catherine de Médicis in 1562. Marguerite de Lustrac married Geoffroy de Caumont, a companion of Henri IV, and in October 1587 the future Henri IV gave Diane d'Andoins twenty-two enemy flags captured at the Battle of Coutras. The d'Affis family held the château in the 17th century. In 2020 the French Heritage Society awarded a grant towards restoring the Renaissance spiral staircase and main tower.

Notable Features

  • Medieval Keep
  • Renaissance Spiral Staircase
  • Large Renaissance Stone Staircase
  • Vaulted Dining Room
  • Large Fireplaces
  • Intricate Tapestries
  • French Ceilings
  • Intimate Chapel

Spaces & Capacity

This venue can accommodate up to 120 guests for a seated dinner.

Medieval Guards Hall (Salle des Gardes)

Indoor
90
Seated
110
Cocktail
85
dinner cocktail dancing

Renaissance Clément V Honor Hall (Salon Clément V)

Indoor
105
Seated
100
dinner ceremony
  • French Ceilings
  • Prestigious Fireplace

Courtyard of Honour

Outdoor
150
Cocktail
cocktail aperitif

Ceremony

Ceremony types

Religious Secular Symbolic

Outdoor ceremony locations

  • Courtyard of Honour
  • Esplanade above the Ramparts
  • Gardens

Chapel

Intimate chapel on the estate

Nearby church

Village Church, 15th century church at the foot of the château

Wet-weather backup

Indoor ceremony spaces available (Medieval Guards Hall, Clément V Honor Hall, Vaulted Dining Room)

Celebrant available Elopements welcome

Accommodation

Bedrooms
10
Sleeps
30

Château de Goudourville

chateau (Castle)
10 bedrooms Sleeps 30

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Pricing & Packages

From €3,000

Low season (mid-November to Easter), 3-day / 2-night weekend with full privatisation. Reception packages run higher; contact the château for a quote.

Minimum 2 nights

What’s included

  • Exclusive privatisation of the entire château
  • Accommodation for up to 30 guests across more than ten guestrooms
  • Access to all château spaces
  • Car park
  • Swimming pool

Not included

  • Catering

Features & Amenities

Venue Features

Exclusive Use
On-site Accommodation
Chapel Nearby
Allows External Caterers
Pet Friendly
Outdoor Ceremony
Plan B Options
Swimming Pool
Private Chapel

Amenities & Activities

Wine Tasting
Library
Fountain/Water Feature
Wi-Fi
On-site Parking

25-hectare estate with gardens and grounds

Child-Friendly

Getting There

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Goudourville, Tarn-et-Garonne, France

Perched on a plateau with magnificent views over the Garonne valley

A Typical Wedding Weekend

An example of how a multi-day celebration often unfolds. Château de Goudourville will confirm your own weekend's actual schedule.

Friday

Arrival & welcome

Guests arrive over the afternoon and settle in. Many couples host a relaxed welcome dinner or drinks the evening before, so everyone is together before the day itself.

Saturday

The wedding day

Ceremony, photographs, and reception typically run across the afternoon into the evening, followed by dancing and celebrations late into the night.

Sunday

Farewell brunch

A slower morning together, often with a farewell brunch, before guests depart over the course of the day.

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