Orient Express Renaissance d'une légende (French version)

Orient Express Renaissance d'une légende (French version)

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A Legendary Journey Launched in 1883, the first Orient Express connected Paris to Constantinople in less than 76 hours: a feat of elegance and innovation, when refined décor, haute cuisine and exceptional service redefined the art of travel. Today, the legend continues: Orient Express, a symbol of adventure and refinement, has joined forces with the Musée des Arts Décoratifs to celebrate the centenary of the 1925 International Exhibition of Decorative and Industrial Arts.

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Edited by Maxime d'Angeac Editorial: Maxime d'Angeac Graphic design: Frontline Studio Copywriting: Marielle Brie de Lagerac Translation: Katie Docwra Photoengraving: DLG Graphic Orient Express - 2025 orient-express.com

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168