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Chateau · Medieval Castle

Château de Roussillon

Name: Château de Roussillon
Address: Saint-Pierre-Lafeuille, Lot, FR

Saint-Pierre-Lafeuille › Lot › Occitanie › France

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Interior shot of a château bedroom viewed from an elevated mezzanine or staircase landing, showing the room from above at an angle. The room features a large ornate stone fireplace with carved decorative relief as the central focal point, in front of which sits a double bed with a navy blue duvet and white folded towels. A secondary single bed with a blue and grey checked bedspread is positioned to the right. The room is furnished with dark walnut antique armoires, a grandfather clock, a carved wooden chair, and two bedside lamps with warm amber lighting. A large tapestry depicting a unicorn hangs on the right wall, and exposed dark wooden beam ceilings with a wrought-iron chandelier are visible above. The flooring is wide-plank dark hardwood, and the overall style is classic French château with period furnishings. Wide-angle interior shot. Potential venue feature image.

Stone-walled chateau guest room with vaulted ceiling, white-dressed beds, armoire, and fireplace

Interior wide shot of a large room within what appears to be a French château or historic manor, showing accommodation available at the venue. The room features exposed limestone walls, a wood-panelled coffered ceiling, and terracotta stone tile flooring. A substantial arched stone fireplace with a black wood-burning stove dominates the right side of the room. Furnishings include a dark wood dining table surrounded by six tapestry-upholstered chairs with brass nail-head trim, a double bed with white linens, a dark grey velvet sofa, and several antique-style side chairs. Lighting comes from a brass candle-style chandelier, a traditional table lamp, and natural light through a wooden-shuttered window. The overall decor style is classic French rustic with period-appropriate furniture throughout. Potential venue feature image.

Couple at outdoor ceremony beneath circular floral arch in ruined stone courtyard with boho dahlia aisle decor

An outdoor wedding ceremony taking place in the courtyard of a stone château or castle, with the couple standing at the altar facing approximately 40–50 seated guests. The bride is seen from behind, wearing a low-back ivory gown with intricate crochet or cutwork lace detailing on the back and a flowing veil; her hair is styled in an updo with small floral pins. The groom stands beside her in a dark suit. String lights with globe bulbs are strung across the courtyard overhead, and pillar candles on tall stands are visible to the left. Guests are dressed in a mix of summer attire including dusty mauve, mustard yellow, and navy outfits, and at least one guest holds a white and greenery bouquet. The image is a wide shot taken from behind the couple, with strong sun flare creating warm, hazy light across the scene. Potential venue feature image.

An outdoor wedding ceremony taking place in a courtyard enclosed by old stone walls, likely a historic château or fortified site in France. Approximately 40–50 guests are seated on wooden folding chairs arranged in rows, facing toward a small elevated area at the far end where two figures — likely the officiant and a seated person — are positioned near a stone archway. The guests are dressed in colorful summer attire including coral red, sage green, and teal dresses, giving the gathering a relaxed, warm-weather feel. A large mature tree dominates the foreground, casting dappled shade across the courtyard floor, and a DJ or sound setup with a speaker stand is visible to the left. The shot is a wide-angle view taken from behind the guests, framing the ceremony within the tree canopy and stone architecture. Potential venue feature image.

An indoor ceremony space set up inside a vaulted stone cave or underground cellar, photographed as a wide shot with no guests or couple present. Rows of wooden folding chairs are arranged on either side of a central aisle, which is lined with layered vintage-style rugs in deep red, burgundy, and golden yellow tones. At the far end of the aisle, a pale mint green upholstered vintage sofa serves as the focal point, flanked by tall greenery arrangements featuring lush tropical leaves and small floral accents in warm orange and cream tones. Spotlights mounted to the vaulted ceiling illuminate the warm-toned limestone walls. The overall styling is bohemian with vintage touches, combining the ornate sofa, layered rugs, and abundant greenery against the raw architectural backdrop. Potential venue feature image.

Vaulted stone cave ceremony space with wooden chairs, layered vintage rugs, and mint green antique sofa at altar

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Château de Roussillon is located in Saint-Pierre-Lafeuille, Lot, Occitanie. The venue accommodates up to 120 guests, from €4,200.

Reviewed by Anne-Sophie Boubals, Editor-in-Chief. Last reviewed 18 April 2026.

Capacity

Up to 120 guests

Accommodation

4 bedrooms · 20 guests

From

€4,200

Season

Spring, Summer, Autumn

Location

Lot, Occitanie

Sleeps

20 guests

Exclusivity

Full exclusivity included

Catering

External caterers welcome

Wet-Weather Plan

Banquet hall or vaulted cellars availabl…

Nearest Airport

Toulouse-Blagnac Airport (approximately 1 hour 30 minutes)

About This Venue

A medieval fortress crowning the Lot Valley since 1066

An 11th century medieval castle in the Lot region, near Cahors, offering exclusive privatisation for weddings with accommodation for up to 20 guests in four independent apartments.

Owned by Charlie and Julien

Languages: FrenchEnglish

The Venue History

11th century · Medieval castle

Listed monument of France

Château de Roussillon is an 11th century medieval castle in the Lot valley, a listed monument of France. The castle once hosted King Louis XVII and is steeped in history.

Notable Features

• Vaulted Cellars
• Medieval Courtyards
• Stone Architecture
• Forest-covered Hill Setting

Spaces & Capacity

Cour Intérieure (Main Courtyard)

Outdoor

150

Seated

150

Ceremony

ceremony cocktail dinner dancing

Valley Views
No Neighbours

Salle du Banquet

Indoor

120

Seated

150

Cocktail

110

m²

dinner cocktail

Direct Access To Courtyard And Catering Kitchen
Medieval Banquet Hall

Caves Voûtées (Vaulted Cellars)

Indoor

150

m²

dancing children_play lounge

Two Large Vaulted Cellars
Historic Stone Architecture

Ceremony

Ceremony types

Secular Symbolic Religious

Outdoor ceremony locations

Main courtyards with valley views

Wet-weather backup

Banquet hall or vaulted cellars available as indoor backup

Elopements welcome

Accommodation

Bedrooms

Sleeps

WiFi Television Heating Washing machine Dishwasher Linens and towels

La Tour de la Barbacane

apartment

1 bedroom Sleeps 7

La Tour de la Chapelle

apartment

1 bedroom Sleeps 6

La Tour des Écuries

apartment

1 bedroom Sleeps 5

Studio Banquet

studio

1 bedroom Sleeps 2

For overflow guests, we recommend:

Hotel in village
Two campsites with bungalows
Gites

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Accommodation

Exterior & Grounds

Aerial view of medieval castle ruin with cylindrical towers and crumbled walls on wooded hilltop

Aerial wide shot of a medieval castle ruin set on a hilltop surrounded by dense woodland, with rolling hills extending to the horizon. The structure features partially intact stone towers, battlements, and curtain walls built from light sandy-grey stone, with some sections reduced to rubble. A courtyard is visible within the walls, along with a wooden footbridge or access walkway visible on the right side of the complex. No people, wedding parties, or event decor are visible in this image. Potential venue feature image.

Aerial drone shot of a medieval French castle ruin set atop a hillside, surrounded by dense woodland stretching across rolling hills to the horizon. The structure features multiple round towers in pale limestone, partially intact battlements, and a large cylindrical keep with a terracotta-tiled roof in the foreground. A wooden footbridge with metal railings connects the entrance gateway to a gravel parking area at lower left. No people, wedding party, or event decor are visible in this image. Potential venue feature image.

Wide-angle aerial or elevated landscape shot showing the ruins of a medieval stone castle or fortification perched on a densely forested hilltop, with rolling wooded valleys extending into the distance. No people, wedding party, or wedding-related decor are visible in this image — it appears to be a standalone venue or location establishing shot taken at dusk, with a warm amber and golden horizon transitioning to a blue-grey upper sky. The castle ruins feature multiple remaining stone towers and walls in partial collapse. Potential venue feature image.

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Pricing & Packages

From €4,200

Full castle exclusive privatisation for one day

What’s included

Full exclusive privatisation of castle
All four apartments with accommodation for up to 20 guests
Banquet hall
Vaulted cellars
Courtyards
Tables (10 round tables, 9 rectangular, 7 silicone)
100 Chiavari chairs (interior)
70 wooden folding chairs (exterior)

Not included

Catering services
Decoration
Entertainment

Features & Amenities

Venue Features

Exclusive Use

On-site Accommodation

Allows External Caterers

No Curfew

LGBT Friendly

Child Friendly

Outdoor Ceremony

Allows Fireworks

Plan B Options

Amenities & Activities

Lake/Pond

Forest/Woodland

Library

Wi-Fi

On-site Parking

Furniture Provided

Forest-covered hill with valley views

LGBTQ+ Friendly

Getting There

Shuttle service available

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By Air

Toulouse-Blagnac Airport approximately 1 hour 30 minutes

By Train

Cahors Train Station 10 minutes

By Road

Between Cahors-nord and Cahors motorway exits

Key Distances

Cahors 10 minutes
Saint-Cirq-Lapopie 30 minutes
Figeac 40 minutes

Saint-Pierre-Lafeuille, Lot, France

Perched on a forest-covered hill with stunning views across the Lot valley, in the heart of the Quercy region

Nearby villages: Rocamadour, Uzes, Sommieres, Aigues-Mortes

Nearby attractions: Pont du Gard, Grotte du Pech Merle, Gouffre de Padirac, Lot river, Dordogne valley

A Typical Wedding Weekend

An example of how a multi-day celebration often unfolds. Château de Roussillon 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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Château de Roussillon

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