It might not enjoy the same history as the original Orient Express,but the five-star service and opulent decor have the same appeal.
Along with the stunning views,passengers will also feast on regional-inspired cuisine,with the new carriage offering a paddock-to-plate dining experience.
This historic route travels to the foot of Europe’s highest mountain,with spectacular mountain scenery en route.
For all their busyness,European train stations are remarkably easy to use,as long as you’re familiar with a few basic operational instructions.
If you’re a fan of Japan’s bullet trains,you’ll love exploring South Korea on board its version.
A new version of the Orient Express,an extended Australian epic and high-speed trip through South-East Asia are some of the highlights.
While undeniably spectacular,Flam’s famously steep railway is just one of western Norway’s many drawcards.
Standard Premier offers the same seat and most of the trappings of Business Premier at a lower price.
This route is one of the backbone links of Europe and could be a star in your itinerary.
Leaky ceilings,hitchhiking pigeons and an escaped octopus – Italy’s terrible train line to Pompeii has achieved cult status.
A new class of rail travel offers more room and art-deco distinction.