Venice Simplon-Orient-Express – Amsterdam to Innsbruck

Depart Amsterdam Centraal / Arrive Innsbruck Bahnhof

You need only glimpse its gleaming carriages and be greeted by the steward in his distinctive uniform to know that the most memorable journey of your life has begun. A new route for 2021, Amsterdam to Innsbruck. Step aboard the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express for a glamorous overnight adventure to Innsbruck, hidden within the dramatic landscapes of the Alps. Board the train in Amsterdam mid morning and begin your overnight luxury rail journey. You will spend time in the trains gleaming restaurant carriages, enjoy cocktails in the bar car, and take time to relax in the comfort of your own cabin while admiring passing scenery. You will disembark the train in Innsbruck the following midday, where the city awaits being explored. We can enhance your trip with a stay in Amsterdam and/or Innsbruck prior to and following your overnight train journey, as well as arranging flights and in resort transfers at the best possible price. With our selection of stunning luxury hotels, you can ensure the trip of a lifetime.

Details

Fine Dining
Food Included
Unique Experiences
Authentic Vintage Cabins
Combine into longer journey
Available as Inclusive Tour

Guide Price £3,285pp

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Amsterdam to Innsbruck Train Itinerary & Timetable

Travel on the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express train from Amsterdam to Innsbruck. Depart from Amsterdam mid morning for your overnight journey to Innsbruck, where you arrive midday the following day.

Day One aboard the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express

Board the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express train at Amsterdam Centraal
After settling into your cabin, stroll along to one of the beautifully restored dining cars for a sumptuous three-course lunch.
Afterwards, your steward will serve a selection of indulgent pastries with tea and coffee in your cabin.
As the evening begins, sit down to a lavish four-course dinner, prepared by onboard expert chefs.
After dinner retire to your cabin, which has now been transformed into a cosy bedroom.

Depart	Arrive
Amsterdam Centraal 10:30

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Day Two aboard the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express

Continental breakfast is brought to you by your steward as you wind past the stunning mountain and lake scenery of Switzerland.
Spend the morning relaxing in your cabin or in the Bar Car chatting to fellow guests.
Prepare to arrive at your destination, Innsbruck Bahnhof

Depart	Arrive
	Innsbruck Bahnhof 12:00

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Dining

Dining on board the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express

Indulge in a sensational feast aboard the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express train

Exceptional European cuisine is freshly prepared in the train’s kitchen by the Chef and his skilled team. Fresh ingredients are taken on board at stops along the route. Look out the window and you may spot the chef inspecting lobsters from Brittany, tomatoes from Provence or saltmarsh lamb from Mont St Michel. The set-menus are an inclusive part of your trip. Drinks and à la carte options are also available at an additional charge. The Chefs will be delighted to cater for any specific dietary requirements – please ensure that you inform us of your needs at the time of booking. Sample Lunch and Dinner Menus – Venice Simplon-Orient-Express

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Dining Carriages

Dining Carriages on board the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express

There are three restaurant carriages on the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express all with their own unique feel and décor.

Dining Car 4095 L’Oriental

Built by the Birmingham Railway Carriage and Wagon Company in 1927 was comissioned as a Pullman Kitchen Car. It has an Oriental theme with Chinese style laquer wall panels.

Dining Car 4110 Etoile du Nord

Built by the Birmingham Railway Carriage and Wagon Company in 1926 to serve on the Etoile du Nord Pullman Train.

Dining Car 4141 Côte d’Azur

Built in 1929, this was originally a 1st Class Pullman Car used on the Cote d’Azur Pullman Express. The carriage features ornate glass panels by René Lalique.

Bar Car

Bar Car

The Bar Car was built in France in 1931 and based at the Gare Saint-Lazare in Paris. After the war it ran as part of the Sud Express from Paris to Irún on the Spanish border and from Paris to Toulouse in Le Capitole. Today it boasts a beautiful, Art Nouveau-style interior by Gérard Gallet.

Cabins

Venice-Simplon-Orient-Express Cabins

Floorplan

Cabins

The Venice Simplon-Orient-Express train is quite unlike anything you will ever experience…. From the 1920s to the ‘30s the carriages of the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express train played a significant role in the golden age of travel. Today, every carriage has been lovingly restored to its former glory, recreating one of the finest luxury experiences the world has ever known. Relax in an opulent cabin while a dedicated steward attends to your every need.

Single Cabin View Configuration

Single Cabin

There are a strictly limited amount of single cabins available on board at no extra cost. It is occasionally possible to combine adjoining single cabins into a single cabin suite for the same total cost as one double cabin.

Double Cabin View Configuration

Double Cabin

During the day each Double Cabin is configured as a lounge with a banquette sofa, footstool, small table and a washbasin cabinet with hot and cold water. At night it becomes a cosy bedroom with an upper and lower (bunk) bed. A beautiful mosaic-tiled lavatory is located in each carriage.

Double Cabin Suite View Configuration

Double Cabin

Cabin Suites consist of two interconnecting double cabins. You can choose between single beds or keep one cabin as a lounge, with upper and lower beds in the other.

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Venice Simplon-Orient-Express Destinations

Current Venice Simplon-Orient-Express destinations are London, Paris, Venice, Verona, Istanbul, Vienna, Budapest, Prague, Florence, Rome, Innsbruck, Geneva, Amsterdam and Brussels.