Belmond British Pullman’s train fare includes luxurious meals hosted by celebrity chefs

Jul 16 , 2018

The Belmond British Pullman leaves London Victoria station for gastronomic journeys across England.

Belmond is bringing back ‘pop-up’ dining on its stylish Belmond British Pullman train, and promises dinners hosted by Michel Roux Jnr, Raymond Blanc and other celebrity TV chefs

Are you ready to start your summer holiday with one of London’s most exclusive and experiential dining experiences?

Belmond is bringing back “pop-up” dining on its stylish Belmond British Pullman train, and promises exclusive dinners hosted by Michel Roux Jnr, Raymond Blanc and other celebrity TV chefs.

The A1 60163 'Tornado' steam train passes Putney with The Belmond British Pullman.

The Belmond British Pullman leaves London Victoria station for destinations such as Goodwood Revival, Historic Bath, and Chatsworth House, and allows guests to make simple round-trip lunch journeys or comfortable visits to Bath and Canterbury.

The Belmond British Pullman allows guests to make simple round-trip lunch journeys or comfortable visits to Bath and Canterbury.

In addition to high dining, the Belmond British Pullman offers Champagne afternoon-tea and gin-experience events for up to 100 guests.

The Belmond British Pullman offers the finest food in luxurious carriages.

Briton Tom Kerridge will be the first celebrity chef to run the luxury train’s galley-kitchens, on July 21. The owner of England’s “most sought out” and only two Michelin-starred pub, the Hand and Flowers, in Marlow, Buckinghamshire is expected to create as exclusive “pop-up pub” experience of classic British dishes with a modern twist to be savoured in the luxury of Belmond Pullman’s vintage carriages.