Le Falga · Haute-Garonne · South-West France
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The château opens its doors to large families in summer, by the week or for a weekend. Its independent neighbour, the Little House, is rented separately and welcomes four guests all year round.
A grand stone staircase, connecting salons, a library, a fenced pool and a park opening onto the countryside: the whole house, just for you and yours.
Attached to the château yet fully independent, it hides an enclosed courtyard with no overlooking neighbours, a living room with fireplace and two quiet bedrooms.
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Life at Le Falga
History of the house
In 1681, Philippe Caffarel received a ruined estate in the heart of the Lauragais. His descendants raised an extraordinary family of brothers here: an engineer general killed in Egypt, an aide-de-camp to the Emperor, a bishop, a maritime prefect. The house has never left Philippe’s descendants.
“At Le Falga, even the stones can read.”Read the history of Le Falga
Philippe Caffarel receives the estate and builds the grand staircase.
Maximilien, elected to the Third Estate, drafts a declaration of rights.
He falls before Acre during the Egyptian campaign.
Marie-Laure de Caffarelli buys back the family château.
The Lauragais
Rolling hills, dovecotes, bastide towns and windmills: the Lauragais owes its wealth to woad, the “blue gold” of the Renaissance, and then to Pierre-Paul Riquet’s Canal du Midi. A still-secret region, perfect for exploring during your stay.
Our Lauragais guide →Le Falga Journal
The Caffarelli · 2 min read
Né au château du Falga, élève de Sorèze, auteur d'une déclaration des droits de l'homme, amputé sur le Rhin puis tué devant Saint-Jean-d'Acre : portrait du plus célèbre des Caffarelli.
Lauragais · 2 min read
Entre Toulouse et Carcassonne, le Lauragais doit sa prospérité de la Renaissance au pastel, une plante tinctoriale qui donnait le bleu. Petite histoire d'un âge d'or.
Events
Every September, for the European Heritage Days, Le Falga opens its doors: tours of the château and church, costumed walks with Historia Tempori, Queen Hortense’s romances by Ut Musica Poesis, open-air bar and tastings.
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FAQ
The château sleeps up to 21 guests in 9 bedrooms and a children’s room, with 4 bathrooms. The neighbouring Little House, rented separately, sleeps 4.
Yes. In July and August it is rented by the week, Saturday to Saturday. In spring and September it is available for weekends — ideal for a birthday or a family reunion.
Check the availability calendar, then send us a request or call us: we confirm your dates and send the contract within 24 hours.
In Le Falga (31540), Haute-Garonne, in the heart of the Lauragais, near Revel and Saint-Félix-Lauragais, between Toulouse and Carcassonne.
They are welcome at the château, but not at the Little House.
