Travel from Venice to London, 2 days/1 night

Travelers are invited to board the luxurious Venice Simplon-Orient Express train, which awaits them in Venice at Santa Lucia station in the morning. Passengers are greeted by liveried stewards leading to selected compartments, where guests are served a welcome glass of sparkling wine. The train leaves behind an extraordinary city, as if suspended in the middle of the lagoon, crossing a 3 km long bridge built in 1846. From Venice the train heads to Verona - the city of Romeo and Juliet - where it stops for a short stop. As the train heads north towards the Alps, passengers are invited to one of three dining cars, where they will be treated to a delicious three-course dinner. For the rest of the afternoon, guests can relax in their cozy compartment, admiring the stunning landscapes of the Dolomite valley villages as the train climbs up to the Brenner Pass and then the Austrian Alps. During this time, afternoon tea and cookies will be served in the cabins. Before XNUMX p.m. the luxury train will stop in Innsbruck, Austria. In the evening, passengers are invited to an exquisite four-course dinner prepared by French chefs of Venice Simplon-Orient Express under the watchful eye of Christian Bodiguel, a true master chef who has been honing his talents in the Orient Express kitchen for thirty years. After lunch, guests can relax in their compartments, which were transformed into cozy bedrooms by the stewards during dinner. They can also meet other travelers in the bar car and enjoy the aristocratic atmosphere as the luxurious Venice Simplon-Orient Express train heads west.

When guests wake up, stewards will convert their compartments into day lounges and then serve an excellent continental breakfast. Shortly thereafter, the luxury Venice Simplon-Orient Express train arrives in the city of love, Paris, stopping at Paris Gare du Nord station for 40 minutes. Here, guests can stretch their legs on the platform. As the train continues towards the coast, we serve brunch in the dining cars. In Calais, passengers transfer to luxury coaches. Those on board the Eurostar train will take them under the bottom of the English Channel to England. There, a luxurious Belmond British Pullman train awaits them, which will take them across the plains of Kent to London. During this time, guests will be served traditional afternoon tea, as well as a glass of sparkling wine.