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Leeds Castle on the British Pullman
From US$350 per person
Encompassed by a calm oasis of park-land and gentle gardens, and standing in the middle of a natural lake, experience the fairy-tale beauty of Leeds Castle - hailed as the 'loveliest castle in the world'.
Please note: All timings shown are for your guidance only. Confirmed timings will be supplied with your travel documents. A recorded message with up to date timings is available 48 hours prior to departure on +(44) 020 7921 4199.
What's Included
Outward journey by coach from London Victoria to Leeds Castle, admission to castle and grounds plus coffee and danish pastry, return journey aboard the British Pullman with a delicious lunch accompanied with champagne and wine.
Your Journey | Your journey takes you to Leeds Castle, romantically standing over two islands in a lake. This 'lady's castle' of six of England's medieval queens has been described as "the loveliest castle in the world".
You will be met by your guide at London Victoria who will accompany you on the coach transfer to Leeds Castle. On arrival your are free to visit the castle and grounds at your leisure and can enjoy coffee and a Danish pastry before joining the coach for the journey onto Folkestone where the British Pullman train awaits.
A glass of chilled champagne is served as soon as you board the British Pullman, followed by a delicious lunch accompanied by half a bottle of wine.
Please note: as the train from Folkestone will be carrying passengers returning from the continent, the return journey to London may be delayed if the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express or channel crossing is delayed. Passengers should bear this in mind when making plans for the evening or onward connections.
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What to Wear | Smart day wear is appropriate. You are asked not to wear jeans. Please remember you will be outdoors for some of the time at Leeds Castle.
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Access | This journey is rated as good for passengers with special access needs. However, access at Leeds Castle is limited to the ground floor rooms (which are the majority of public rooms).
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