Matthias Schweighöfer and Ruby O. Fee: You send luxury train holiday greetings

Matthias Schweighöfer (43) and Ruby O. Fee (28) have enjoyed a very special journey this summer – and now let their fans participate in it. From the legendary luxury train Venice Simplon Orient Express, with which you apparently drove from Venice to Paris.

The recordings show the couple, among other things, relaxed in their room and when dining in the magnificent restaurant car as well as numerous other impressive insights into the trip.

The Venice Simplon Orient Express is the epitome of luxurious travel. He ties in with the tradition of the famous Orient Express, but is now on selected routes through Europe. The historical wagons date from the 1920s and 1930s and were restored in detail in the Art Deco style. Noble wood, sparkling crystal lights and polished brass give the car an incomparable elegance – nostalgia and glamor on rails.

On board, the passengers expect three stylish restaurant cars called Étoile du Nord, Côte d’Azur and L’Andal, where gourmet menus are served at the star level. A pianist plays in the bar wagon, set up in royal blue velvet – there are also champagne or exclusive cocktails.

The travelers can choose between classic sleep compartments, luxurious suites and opulent Grand Suites. In the historical cabins, a steward transforms the seat into a cozy bed in the evening while the suites have their own bathrooms. Anyone who travels in a Grand Suite enjoys additional butler service, private dining and amenities such as champagne and caviar.

The route from Venice to Paris takes around one night: it starts in the early evening, the next day the train rolls stylishly in the French capital. But this luxury has its price: the simplest category starts at around $ 9,000 (around 8,300 euros) per person, while a Grand Suite can cost up to $ 26,000.