
New additions: The Venice Simplon-Orient-Express is introducing three swanky new "Grand Suites" named after cities the train covers, such as Vienna.

Classic style: Decorated in maroon and gold shades, the Prague suite features hand-embroidered cushions and mosaic patterns.

Meticulously designed: The Budapest suite takes inspiration from both Gothic and Ottoman architecture.

Historic journey: The famous train, considered one of the most opulent in the world, travels throughout Europe from March to November.

Prestigious suites: The first set of Grand Suites, also designed by Wimberly Interiors, received numerous awards, including the AHEAD World's Best Suite.

Painstaking craftsmanship: "The design and careful restoration that goes into each suite, whilst respecting the original 1920s art-deco design, is extraordinary," says Gary Franklin, vice president of trains & cruises at Belmond, which operates the train.

Onboard perks: Grand Suite guests are also treated to free-flowing champagne and a personal 24-hour cabin steward.

Ultimate experience: Travelers also have access to three dining carriages and a champagne bar.


