First Class Return Travel in Queen Victoria's Carriage with Afternoon Tea

Travel like royalty for a day on a remarkable journey aboard Queen Victorias Royal Saloon with Embsay and Bolton Abbey Steam Railway and Stately Trains in Yorkshire. Built in 1885 for the London and South Western Railway Royal Train, the carriage became Queen Victorias personal coach during her Golden Jubilee in 1887. She travelled from London Waterloo to Gosport before continuing by Royal Yacht to the Isle of Wight and Osborne House. After her death in 1901 the saloon remained in royal service, later becoming a family coach and eventually a countryside home before careful restoration in 2017. Today it offers an authentic glimpse into nineteenth century royal railway travel.

Set against the beautiful scenery of the Yorkshire Dales, this exclusive experience welcomes only eighteen guests per departure. On arrival, guests are greeted with a glass of Prosecco before settling into elegant historic surroundings. As the steam train journeys through rolling countryside, enjoy a freshly prepared Afternoon Tea served at your seat. The intimate setting, rich heritage, and scenic views combine to create a refined and memorable afternoon. It is a rare opportunity to step back in time and enjoy the charm, comfort, and grandeur of royal travel in a truly unique setting.