Under the artistic direction of architect Maxime d’Angeac, Orient Express Art Director, the brand remains true to its heritage while reinventing the contemporary codes of luxury. Maxime d’Angeac and his teams do not reinterpret the past, but extend its spirit.

In June 2026, Orient Express will set sail on an extraordinary new voyage, unveiling the Guerlain Spa aboard Orient Express Sailing Yachts, the most singular maritime wellness destination ever imagined.

Orient Express La Minerva presents its opulent signature suites, deeply rooted in Roman history yet infused with a modern spirit.

This high-precision manoeuvre calls on unique expertise at the crossroads of aeronautical and naval engineering.

On Track 20 at Paris’s Gare d’Austerlitz, the original Pullman Orient Express train, the most luxurious of the fleet, will be on display in its full Art Deco splendor.

Orient Express will open its new hotel in Venice at the exceptional Palazzo Donà Giovannelli. Architect and interior designer Aline Asmar d’Amman, alongside her studio Culture in Architecture, has been entrusted to design and decorate the space.