If the UK has not made the top of your summer holidays, it is time to re -consider it.
Belmond has just launched the first luxury sleeper train in England and Wales, the British Explorer, whose service began on July 21 for the opening of Wales, three nights. After this journey, the beaches of the Cornwall will begin on July 25, and eventually there will be the third route to the northwestern corner of England so that the largest national park in Britain can be crossed.
The British Explorer will be the third luxury train in the UK, which will be included in the British Pulman and the Royal Scotter. Eight vehicles and 18 cabins – three of whom are grandson with a personal butler service. The new train offers connected design and facilities in the UK.
Created in partnership with Wildsmith’s skin, can open a dedicated welfare suit on the guest board. And they can eat on the menu manufactured by Michellenn actor Chef Simon Rogan, a pioneer of the UK Form to Table Movement. Breakfast, lunch, dinner and lunch will be offered in two meal cars, affecting herbs, roots and flowers in each British food. Custom artwork painter ad BRICS and textile designer Adam Halls lines car walls. And the riders can catch a cocktail tail in the observation, which has a completely stock bar.
One of the two food cars on the Britnic Explorer.
The design was led by London -based studio albun Nord in partnership with Visual Artist Luke Edward Hall. The pair supported the double suit in the Grand Suites and the adornment wallpaper in the Customs Armichars, and re -interpreted a rubble fabric by being impressed by the train soil.
And they also brought fellow British craftsmen to prepare details throughout the train. BRCESTON Artist Oli Faders designed modern panels that some parts of the cars, artists and print makers Sarah Woods designed the welfare suite, Shell Artist Mail Campaign made mirrors for powder rooms, and Marcus James painted the complex pen of the Lake District. Even the lighting is wide, especially fit and is manufactured by unique daily.
Off -board, Belmond provides guests with many experiences to collect local cultures of every destination, including shipping in Cornwall, pedal boarding in the district lake, and visits to the lavender farm in the heart of Wales.
“We are happy to unveil the Brittic Explorer.” Our latest train offers an unprecedented search for the UK’s invisible jewelry, which includes amazing scenes and the District District, and the amazing scenes of Wales, said General Manager Hebrak Hubner.
Tickets for the first two routes are now on the offer, which is starting at 15,300 (20,900) per person for a person, 6,300 (8,600) and a Grand Sweet for a twin sweet.
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