Orient Express
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Un histórico tren de pasajeros de larga distancia que originalmente circulaba desde París hasta Constantinopla (Estambul) a partir de 1883, operado por la Compagnie Internationale des Wagons-Lits. Aunque el servicio original terminó en 2009, la marca Orient Express pervive a través de operadores de turismo de lujo y el Venice Simplon-Orient-Express, que presta servicios de temporada entre Londres y Venecia.
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