This year, the Orient Express presents new routes and refurbished La Dolce Vita trains to the world.
What does a train need to compete with the best hotels in Europe? Well-thought-out routes, vintage interior chic by Dimore Studio, Italian gastronomy, a black-tie bar—nothing extravagant, just classic and high style.
But most importantly—an atmosphere. La Dolce Vita by Fellini is about lively dinners that stretch into the night, sleeping until noon, and carefree confidence that tomorrow will bring new pleasures.
Immerse yourself in such carefree living by taking a train journey in different directions, of course, from Rome, as well as through Sicily.
- Rome-Venice-Portofino-Rome – three days
- Rome-Palermo – two days
- Palermo-Taormina-Palermo – three days
- Rome-Venice-Siena – two days
- Roma-Palena-Matera – two days
- Rome-Montalcino – 1 day
- Rome-Monferrato – 2 days
- Palermo-Maratea-Rome -2 days
