The glamorous new train in Italy that will take you from city to countryside - for £6k

A stunning new sleeper train will whisk you on a magical trip through some of Italy's most remarkable places - but it'll cost you. is the ultimate , perfect for those wanting the explore Italy's beautiful sights. The sleeper train offers multiple itineraries including a route that will take you on adventure through Venice and the Tuscan countryside before ending in Italy's capital, . The round trip that costs from 7,440 euros (£6,361) per passenger, lasts for three days and two nights.

The company describes the trip as a "a grand expedition" that unveils "the marvels and mysteries" of the three cities passengers get to visit. The journey departs from Rome Ostiense in the morning before arriving in Venice in the evening and giving people on board the chance to explore the city's "historic charm".

The next day passengers are whisked off to the beautiful city of Siena in Tuscany, where visitors can explore the the incredible medieval architecture and soak up the Tuscan culture, before reboarding La Dolce Vita Orient Express and making their way back to Rome.

The experience includes a three-Michelin-starred dinner on the first two days and a "sumptuous" breakfast in the morning of the final day. There is also live music and entertainment throughout the evenings.

account Afarmedia shared a video by Laura Itzkowitz of her experience of the voyage, showing viewers "what it's like on board".

The video creator - along with other passengers - were welcomed on board with live jazz music and drinks, before enjoying a five course lunch prepared "by the chef behind Rome's only three Michelin star restaurant."

Upon arriving in Tuscany, she enjoyed some wine tasting and dinner at a historic and then hit a bar for some live music. The following morning, she was served breakfast in her suit where she could take in the views of the Meditteranean. Laura opted to only do one night on board rather than two.

Many people in the comments were taken back by the price. However, one person who defended the cost said: "People saying it's expensive, keyword is 'luxury'"

Others didn't seem bothered by the price with one commenting "added this to the bucket list".

For those also hoping to experience the incredible trip, the train's first departure for the Venice and Tuscany route is on June 24, 2025.