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Ring in 2026 in style: Three-day New Year’s journey through Venice and Tuscany on the Orient Express for €11,280

22:16, December 16

For those seeking a truly unforgettable way to welcome the New Year—and willing to spend a pretty penny—Italy’s luxurious La Dolce Vita Orient Express offers the perfect escape. Inspired by the legendary Orient Express, this opulent train winds through picturesque vineyards, sparkling waterways, and the historic cities of Italy.

The operator has unveiled a brand-new itinerary, “Whispers at Midnight,” designed to provide an unforgettable start to 2026. The journey departs from Rome on December 30 and returns on January 1, spanning three days and two nights as it travels through Tuscany and Venice.

For €11,280 per person, travelers will enjoy:

  • Gourmet dining prepared by 3-Michelin-star chef Heinz Beck every evening, with breakfast served directly in your private cabin.

  • Curated culinary experiences in Montalcino and Venice.

  • A gondola ride through the canals of Venice and other exclusive experiences.

  • New Year’s Eve celebrations on the return journey, featuring a gourmet dinner, DJ, live burlesque performances, snacks, and a fully stocked bar to ring in midnight.

  • Early breakfast upon arrival in Rome on January 1.

The price includes all meals, accommodations in a luxurious cabin, and travel aboard the train—an all-in-one package for an unforgettable New Year’s escape in Italy.


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