Getting There
Emerald & Ross' Wedding will take place at the resplendent Chateau, Le Passage du Raysse, 24370 Cazoulès, France. Château du Raysse is a charming Medieval castle dating from 1155, situated in the heart of the beautiful Dordogne, just waiting to be explored. Located next to the medieval town of Souillac. We can't wait to celebrate with you in this stunning location!
Travel Recommendations
Plane + Car
Flying to Brive, Bordeaux or Toulouse and hiring a car is a great option for those able to drive abroad.
Train
The Eurostar leaves from St Pancras International for Paris, and then there is a direct train to Soulliac! The journey takes about 8 hours, or can be broken up with a stay in Paris.
Other
Feel free to explore other travel options and let us know so we can distribute these!
The nearest ferry port is Bilbao, which is roughly a 5.5 hour drive to Soulliac. Alternatively, there are many ferry ports in Northern France
Where to stay
Souillac has a number of Gîtes, B&Bs and hotels to choose from. We recommend getting in touch with other guests. To do this, please submit your preferred accommodation on your RSVP.
Château du Raysse
There are rooms available for family and close friends. These have all been allocated.
Gîtes & Guesthouses
There are many nearby gîtes and guesthouses for guests to stay in. A selection below, but many more available.
Airbnb
There is a variety of Airbnbs ranging from double rooms to stunning villas with pools. We can connect you with other guests to share larger accommodation.
Hôtels in Soulliac
There are a few hotels in the town of Soulliac, some listed below.
Glamping & Camping
Mobile homes or yurts are available for those wanting to be with nature
Once You're Here
There are lots of exciting places to visit around Souillac, including the town itself. Discover the Friday morning market, the abbey, old clock tower, boutiques and restaurants. We recommend travel by car as public transport is limited.
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Please note that Sundays and Mondays are sleepy days in France, so plan accordingly!
Prehistoric Caves
Delve into stunning caves with a chance to see original Paleolithic art.
Sarlat-la-Canéda
A stunning medieval town with rich history, great food and a market.
Figeac
A city of art and history, home to Jean-François Champollion, the first translator of Egyptian hieroglyphics on the Rosetta Stone.