All-Pullman steam day from London Victoria to Worcester behind Clan Line, out via Stroud and the Golden Valley and back over the Cotswold line.
UK Railtours' Worcester Pullman is a fine-dining day out behind Merchant Navy Pacific 35028 Clan Line. Leaving London Victoria at 08:15, the train runs via Reading, Didcot and Swindon to Kemble, then drops through the Golden Valley past Sapperton and Stroud to Gloucester and on to Worcester.
Three hours are given for the cathedral, the racecourse and the Royal Worcester museum. The return takes the Cotswold line through Evesham, Moreton-in-Marsh, Charlbury and Oxford to reach Victoria at about 21:00.
The train is all Pullman: a Bellini and three-course brunch on the way out, then a champagne reception and four-course dinner with sommelier-chosen wine on the return. A private coupe for four is available.
The Uffington White Horse, the Severn Vale and the Malvern Hills are on the left; Bredon Hill is the main right-side sight.
Sides are given facing the direction of travel. Miles are approximate from the start of the journey.
No, this train is Pullman dining only.
London Victoria only.
It is the advertised locomotive but substitutions can happen for operational reasons.
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