Does Orient Express still exist?

Using carriages that were used in the original services, including that of the sister Simplon-Orient-Express, the Orient Express as it stands today is a faithful representation of the train that ran over 140 years ago. The modern-day Orient Express has brought the legendary train to life.



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A one-night trip on the “Venice Simplon-Orient-Express” starts from £2,920 ($3,292) per person.

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New for winter 2023 you can now enjoy this iconic train whilst visiting some of Europe's most romantic cities. Availability is limited and for full details enquire with us and a Planet Rail Orient Express specialist will help to create your tailor-made Orient Express adventure.

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Smart daywear is appropriate during the day. At lunch, for example, a jacket/tie or equivalent is suitable. Jeans are not acceptable at any time.

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In the entry-level Historic cabins there is no shower and the toilets are shared, with one at each end of a carriage. However, those upgrading to a Suite or Grand Suite will have their very own en-suite bathroom, complete with toilet and shower and kitted out in rich marble with a Murano glass sink.

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Q) ARE ALL MY MEALS INCLUDED? A) Yes all meals are included in your journey including a four-course dinner, breakfast and a three-course lunch before departure. Please click here for more information about meals on board the British Pullman and Venice Simplon-Orient-Express trains.

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Belmond British Pullman The Venice Smplon-Orient-Express's sister train, known in its day as a Palace on Wheels, makes shorter journeys to glamorous locations around the UK for relaxing days out steeped in luxury.

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What is the route of the Orient Express? The original Orient Express route travels from Paris across Europe through Strasbourg, Munich, Vienna, Budapest, Bucharest before arriving in Istanbul.

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Travel / Dream A veritable “rolling palace”, the Orient-Express showed travelers the splendor of its decor: precious wood marquetry, glass panels, fabrics, refined leather and pillows and bedding that guaranteed a good night's rest.

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