England's First Luxury Sleeper Train Is Set to Depart in July-With Fine Dining, a Victorian-inspired Bar Car, and a Spa
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The Britannic Explorer, a new luxury sleeper train, will launch from London’s Victoria Station on July 21. It features eight carriages and offers three-night journeys highlighting the coast of Cornwall, Welsh woodlands, or the Lake District. Accommodating 36 guests in 18 uniquely designed cabins inspired by British landscapes, the train includes two dining cars featuring menus by chef Simon Rogan, emphasizing local ingredients. The Observation Car boasts a cozy bar with elegant Victorian-inspired decor, presenting a blend of luxurious travel and regional culinary excellence.
The launch of the Britannic Explorer is an important moment for Belmond as we build on the heritage of English and Welsh train travel with the introduction of the first luxury sleeper train.
The train embodies slow luxury, allowing our guests to disconnect from their daily lives and discover design showcasing British wit and charm.
Two restaurant cars, Malva and Samphire, feature menus created by chef Simon Rogan, celebrating each region's star ingredients.
The Observation Car features a warm, wood-paneled bar with ochre banquettes and amber glass details inspired by Victorian apotheca.
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