The world's most luxurious train

Specifically, the new luxury train carriages cost around $7,800 per person per night and are named after the three cities the train will pass through: Vienna, Prague, and Budapest. All were designed by Wimberly Interiors, a company that has won numerous prestigious interior design awards.

The Vienna carriage evokes a classic, luxurious feel with its rich gold and emerald green color scheme, silk fabrics, and dark wood.

Meanwhile, the Prague carriage is decorated in chestnut brown with gold accents, featuring hand-embroidered cushions and mosaic patterns.

And finally, there's the Budapest carriage, reminiscent of Gothic and Ottoman architecture, with its intricately carved wooden interior.

Vienna, Prague, and Budapest, along with standard suites in Venice, Istanbul, and Paris, all feature private bathrooms with showers, double beds, separate living areas, underfloor heating, and, notably, a dedicated cabin attendant. In addition, guests can enjoy complimentary champagne.

Whether choosing one of the luxury carriages or staying in a standard compartment, all travelers can enjoy the services of the three dining cars, a champagne bar, and most importantly, the enchanting and breathtaking scenery along the way.

The iconic Venice landmark, the Simplon-Orient-Express, served as the inspiration for the classic detective novel "Murder on the Orient Express".Murder on the Orient ExpressThe famous book by Agatha Christie takes travelers across Europe from March to November, and visits Istanbul once a year.

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