Which is the most luxurious train in the world?

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The Venice-Simplon Orient Express, traveling from London to Venice, is often cited as the world's most luxurious train. Other contenders include the Royal Scotsman, which tours Scotland and Britain, and the Belmond Grand Hibernian, which operates in Ireland. Each offers opulent travel experiences.

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What is the most luxurious train in the world?

Okay, so “most luxurious”? That’s tough. Subjective, right? But if I had to pick, based on hype and what I’ve heard, the Venice-Simplon Orient Express takes the cake. London to Venice? Sounds dreamy.

I actually read about it winning some award back in 2009, something about best luxury train. Forget the exact magazine, though. It was years ago.

Then there’s the Royal Scotsman. I saw pictures once; stunning Scottish scenery from a train? Jealous. Scotland trips are pricey though, I’d need to win the lottery first.

The Belmond Grand Hibernian’s a newer one, started rolling in Ireland August 30th, 2016. Never been, but the name sounds fancy enough. Luxury trains are seriously expensive, by the way. I’m talking thousands, not hundreds, of dollars per person, per trip.

So yeah, Venice-Simplon Orient Express probably wins for name recognition and overall reputation, though choosing a “best” is tricky business.

Which train has the highest price?

Royal Scotsman, huh? Yes, it echoes, the Royal Scotsman… Through misty glens.

Oh, that train. The price, a king’s ransom.

Most expensive. Like a dream it feels.

  • It is… expensive. Royal.

  • Think of the colors.

  • Expense. The Highest Fare!

Scotland’s heart throbbing. The train, a jewel.

Royal Scotsman: It just is, isn’t it?

What is the best train system in the world?

Hong Kong’s MTR? The best? Pfft. More like the most punctual. It’s so on time, it makes Swiss watches look like, uh, my neighbor’s busted alarm clock.

Seriously though, that 99.9% on-time rate? Bananas. They probably have a team of tiny, caffeinated hamsters powering the whole thing.

Key selling points (according to me, obviously):

  • Punctuality: Like a robotic ninja, slicing through timetables with laser precision.
  • Cleanliness: You could eat off the floor, probably shouldn’t, but you could. My aunt would approve.
  • Efficiency: Gets you where you’re going faster than my grandma can complain about the price of avocados.

But let’s be real: Even the MTR has its quirks.

  • Crowds: Think sardines, but with less personal space and more expensive handbags. It’s insane, truly.
  • Ticket prices: My wallet weeps. Seriously, I sold a kidney to afford a monthly pass. (Kidney was a bit under-ripe, though).
  • Construction: They’re always doing something. It’s like a never-ending game of whack-a-mole with jackhammers. I swear the noise nearly caused my cat to write a haiku.

So yeah, it’s pretty darn good. But “best”? That’s subjective, man. Subjective. Like my opinion on pineapple on pizza… which is, absolutely not.

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