The Orient Express 

Take a trip aboard the British Pullman to the magnificent childhood home of Anne Boleyn, one of the most dramatic examples of 13th-century architecture in Britain. Inside, there’s an impressive collection of fine furniture, tapestries and artworks; outside, formal gardens and a lake to explore.

Our Signature Journey - step back into a Golden Age of Travel aboard the British Pullman. Enjoy fine food and wine as you set off on a round-trip through Britain’s glorious countryside. 

There’s been a murder in our midst! Agatha Christie would approve of this fun day out, which includes a sumptuous lunch – and plenty of head scratching.

Enjoy brunch on the Northern Belle before arriving in Scotland’s atmospheric capital. Take a bus tour before hitting the shops – Edinburgh boasts an exciting mix of high-end boutiques, quirky stores and speciality shops.  For Christmas time trips stock up on presents and celebrate the festive season.

Enjoy brunch as you travel along the scenic Kent coast, arriving at the pretty seaside town of Folkestone.

Celebrate the most romantic day of the year with dinner aboard the British Pullman, accompanied by Champagne and fine wine, as you take a round-trip through Britain’s beautiful countryside. 

Enjoy a great day out at the annual horticultural extravaganza at Hampton Court Flower Festival. The magnificent setting of the Palace is a sumptuous backdrop for the world's largest flower show.

Let the opulent Northern Belle transport you to Bath, Britain’s best-preserved Georgian city.

Join the Northern Belle as it journeys to the medieval walled town of Conwy in north Wales.

Follow brunch on the Northern Belle with a trip on the historic Ffestiniog Steam Railway – the oldest railway company in the world still running trains.

Follow brunch aboard the Northern Belle with a journey through the wild glens and sparkling waters of The Trossachs National Park, homeland of Rob Roy MacGregor.

Combine a trip on the Northern Belle with sightseeing in York, one of the best-preserved medieval cities in Europe.

Celebrate the most romantic day of the year with lunch aboard the British Pullman, accompanied by Champagne and fine wine, as you take a round-trip through Britain’s beautiful countryside

Join the British Pullman as you journey to Britain’s best-preserved Georgian city.

At just over a mile long, Chester is one of the shortest courses in the country, offering nail-biting flat races. Combine a trip on the opulent Northern Belle with a thrilling day at the races during the popular May Festival.

Combine a trip on the British Pullman with sightseeing in York, one of the best-preserved medieval cities in Europe. See the highlights on a guided walking tour, followed by a little free time to explore; alternatively, spend a few hours browsing the unique shops and pretty streets.

Board the British Pullman to Cheltenham - the ‘gateway to the Cotswolds’ - for a coach tour of this picturesque region, passing through quaint hamlets built from apricot-coloured stone. Visit three of the prettiest hamlets before enjoying time to explore the bustling market town of Stow-on-the-Wold.

Join the British Pullman for a journey to the ancient city of Worcester. Visit the magnificent cathedral before taking a guided tour of the highlights, including the Guildhall and the Royal Worcester porcelain museum and visitor centre, with many fine exhibits on display.

Step aboard the British Pullman for a trip to Beaulieu, in the heart of the New Forest. Take in the Palace House and Gardens, and an exhibition of monastic life in the 13th-century Abbey, before heading to the Beaulieu National Motor Museum, where 200 exhibits depict the history of motoring.

Let the British Pullman transport you in style to Blenheim Palace, birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. Choose to join the guided tour of the breathtaking palace and its sweeping lawns, water terraces, arboretum and butterfly house, or explore at your leisure.

Travel in style aboard the British Pullman to Exbury Gardens, where you’ll enjoy a guided tour of the 200-acre wonderland famous for the Rothschild collection of rare trees and plants. Conclude with a ride on Exbury’s own steam train, with time to browse the excellent shop and plant centre.

Follow a delicious brunch on board with a tour of one of Britain’s finest country houses. Roam from room to room discovering famous artworks by old masters, sculptures and tapestries, and walk the ‘Capability’ Brown-designed gardens, with their spectacular fountains.