Nestled in the Tuscany region on the Serchio River the city of Lucca sits quietly oozing an Italian charm that is rich in history and is brimming with beautiful sights to see. Surrounded by Renaissance walls that encapsulate the city centre Lucca is a hidden gem waiting to be explored. Beautiful trees line the historic… Read more »
Sitting on the banks of the River Danube, Budapest, the Capital of Hungary, is a unique city that is made up of two separate cities coming together as one. Crossing the Danube River is a 19th-century chain bridge and it is this exquisite piece of structural engineering of the Széchenyi Bridge that unites the two.… Read more »
Full of natural beauty, history, tradition and adventure Scotland has something to capture the hearts of every visitor and escaping on a rail journey through the wonders of this land will create a truly unforgettable experience. The Belmond Royal Scotsman takes several different journeys, each offering a unique experience but no matter which route you… Read more »
Moscow the capital of Russia is situated on the Moskva River in Western Russia and is a vibrant capital rich in history and culture. With an impressive collection of stunning architectural wonders to admire this is a city brimming with sights to see and experiences to immerse yourself in. With so much on offer in… Read more »
Awaiting at the platform sits The Venice Simplon Orient Express with shiny royal blue carriages and shimmering gold accents that glisten with enticement and intrigue. Full of the beauty of Art Deco and encapsulating the style, grace and glamour of an era of travel known as the Golden age, The Venice Simplon Orient Express is… Read more »
Famous for being one of the most spectacular wine growing regions in France the port city of Bordeaux nestles nicely alongside the Garonne River in the South West of the country. With stunning Gothic architecture, graceful fountains, delightful cuisine and brimming with interesting sights to see a break in Bordeaux is sure to be beautiful… Read more »