Bletchley Park
A day at Bletchley Park, home of Britain's wartime codebreakers, with an Enigma demonstration, private tour, brunch and champagne dinner.
- London VictoriaDay 1
- BletchleyDay 1
- Bletchley ParkDay 1
- London VictoriaDay 1
Overview
A journey for history lovers to the once top-secret home of Britain's Second World War codebreakers, where Alan Turing and his colleagues cracked the Enigma code. A historian's talk with a rare Enigma machine demonstration and a private guided tour sit between brunch on the way out and a three-course dinner on the way home.
- Bellini and brunch on the outbound journey
- Exclusive presentation by a Bletchley Park historian
- Rare demonstration of an Enigma machine
- Private guided tour plus time in the wider park
- Champagne and three-course dinner on the return
Day by day
Day 1Morning: London Victoria to Bletchley
Sip a sparkling Bellini (or an alcohol-free alternative) as you leave London Victoria, followed by brunch through the countryside. At Bletchley station, a short transfer takes you to the park.
Meals: Brunch
Day 2Afternoon: Bletchley Park
Hear an exclusive presentation by a Bletchley historian, including a rare demonstration of an Enigma machine, then join a private guided tour before exploring the park and its exhibitions at leisure.
Day 3Evening: return to London Victoria
Back on board, a glass of champagne welcomes you, followed by a three-course dinner with half a bottle of wine per person and coffee and petits fours before London Victoria.
Meals: Three-course dinner
The map is schematic. Dashed lines are excursions by road.
Celia
- Designed by Baz Luhrmann and Catherine Martin
- Set in an original interwar Pullman car
- Personal cocktail bar and lounge
- Private dining and entertainment area
Cygnus
- Reimagined by filmmaker Wes Anderson
- Deep emerald-green palette
- Classic Pullman table seating
Perseus
- Two private coupés for four
- Australian walnut panelling
- Art Deco detailing
- Part of Winston Churchill's funeral train
Ione
- Beautifully laid tables
- Private coupé for four available
- Originally served routes across the UK
Audrey, Gwen, Ibis, Minerva, Phoenix, Vera and Zena
- Hand-crafted marquetry and vintage lamps
- Gwen once carried Queen Elizabeth II to Brighton
- Minerva carried guests to the Coronation
- Phoenix, the late Queen's favourite carriage
Seating is at tables for two, three or four, confirmed at booking subject to availability; families are seated in a designated area.
- A round-trip journey on the British Pullman
- Brunch on the outbound journey, plus a champagne reception and three-course dinner on the return
- Complimentary transfers to Bletchley Park
- Historian's presentation with Enigma machine demonstration
- Private guided tour and general access to Bletchley Park
- Payment
- Full payment at booking
Dates and prices
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Table for Two
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Questions about this journey
What time does the train leave and get back?
The British Pullman leaves London Victoria at about 09:55 and is due back at about 20:15. Timings are approximate and can change at short notice because the train runs on the national rail network.
Which meals are included?
Brunch with a Bellini is served on the way out; on the way back there is a champagne welcome and a three-course dinner with half a bottle of wine per person, then coffee and petits fours. Alcohol-free alternatives are offered throughout.
What should I wear?
Smart dress is expected: please leave denim, trainers, baseball caps, collarless T-shirts and shorts at home. Jackets and ties are not compulsory, but on the British Pullman you can never be overdressed.
When does this journey run, and what does it cost?
This journey runs on selected dates only, and fares depend on the departure and the table you choose. Live dates and fares are shown on this page, and our reservations team can help on (866) 484-7882.
What happens at Bletchley Park?
A Bletchley historian gives an exclusive presentation that includes a rare Enigma machine demonstration. You also have a private guided tour and free access to the park and its exhibitions.
How far is the park from the station?
It is a short transfer from Bletchley station, and the transfer is included. You return to the station the same way to rejoin the train for dinner.



