ARTISAN OF TRAVEL SINCE 1883

Launched in 1883, the first Orient Express linked Paris to Constantinople in less than 76 hours: a marvel of elegance and innovation, where exquisite decor, fine dining and exceptional service redefined the art of travel.

Today, its legend continues: Orient Express, a symbol of adventure and refinement, partners with the Musée des Arts Décoratifs to celebrate the centenary of the 1925 International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts.

140 years after unveiling its first luxury trains, Orient Express embarks on an unprecedented new chapter: Orient Express Corinthian, the world’s largest sailing yacht. A revolution in maritime travel, this extraordinary vessel redraws the contours of adventure and elegance.

With only 54 exquisitely appointed suites, Orient Express Corinthian distills the heritage of Orient Express into a floating sanctuary of refinement. Each suite offering panoramic sea views, guests are invited to unique journeys through the Mediterranean's most enchanting locales.

Many grand cities lie along the route, and Orient Express hotels beckon guests to discover their myriad stories. Stepping off the train platform, travelers enter palaces awash in art and history, restored to modern splendor by master artisans and architects.

Here, the Transformative Voyage extends beyond the rails: an invitation to experience Orient Express Hotels.