Voyage au Château
Nestled between Bordeaux and Toulouse, the town of Agen rests in the heart of Southwestern France, surrounded by sun-soaked vineyards, gentle hills, and a rhythm of life that feels distinctly provincial.
Guests traveling to the South of France may arrive via Paris (CDG or ORY), Toulouse (TLS), or Bordeaux (BOD). From each city, Agen is accessible by train, winding through the French countryside. For the most seamless journey, we recommend arriving in Toulouse, which offers the shortest and most direct connection to Agen (approximately one hour by rail).
Train tickets should be booked well in advance, as routes can fill quickly during the summer season. Tickets may be purchased through SNCF (France’s national railway system), or through the Trainline app for international users.
Festivities will unfold over several days, beginning with the rehearsal dinner on Thursday evening (June 25th) and culminating in the wedding celebration on Friday, June 26. We encourage guests to arrive by Wednesday, June 24, to settle in, recover from travel, and savor a quiet moment in the French countryside before the weekend begins.
Séjour & Stay
While the château will host a small number of family and wedding party members, there are many charming hotels, guesthouses, and Airbnbs nearby to suit every style of stay.
We recommend booking as early as possible, as summer is a busy season in the region.
Recommended nearby areas:
Agen – a short drive from the château, offering boutique hotels, restaurants, and easy access to the train station.
Layrac – another lovely nearby town with quiet guesthouses and countryside views.
For guests seeking a touch of luxury, we also suggest exploring Les Loges du Canal du Midi and Hôtel de Bastard, both offering elegant stays and exceptional hospitality.