Northern Belle Orient Express
Festive fl air onboard the Northern Belle this Christmas
host of seasonal journeys that include trips to some of Great Britain’s best cities and historical sites. T is year, passengers on the Northern Bell have even more to be excited about than usual as one lucky winner is set to win a trip of a lifetime. In a method reminiscent to that of Willy Wonka, one lucky fi nder of a Golden Sixpence in their Christmas pudding will win a very special trip for two aboard the vintage Art-Deco carriages of the Venice Simplon-Orient- Express! T e excitement doesn’t even stop there, as a Silver Sixpence will also be placed in one Christmas pudding on every trip entitling the winner to a trip for two aboard the Northern Belle.
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hroughout December, the Northern Belle train, often referred to as the ‘Orient- Express of the North’, has a
T e popular London Christmas Shopping
trip on 8th December sees the train head south from Birmingham, Macclesfi eld, Manchester and Stoke on Trent, taking guests to the heart of the capital for a chance to soak up the Christmas atmosphere on the streets of London. T is great seasonal trip provides the chance to get immersed in the festive spirit and explore Harrods and other stores as they sparkle with Christmas-inspired window displays. On the 15th December the Edinburgh Christmas Shopping trip, departing from Crewe, Liverpool, Preston and Warrington, off ers a more traditional shopping experience with streets lined with boutiques, museums and historical sites to visit during the day. For a unique Christmas experience why not
board T e Northern Belle for its Christmas Dinner trip? T is departs on the 6th December from Edinburgh and on the 12th December
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