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Romantic, slow-paced trips with great food and even better windows.
Overview
Trains are made for couples. Two seats by a window, dining car dinners, cabin time after dark, and someone else doing the driving. These are the journeys worth planning for an anniversary, honeymoon or just an excuse.
The romantic flagship. Two daylight days through the Rockies in a bi-level glass-dome car, fine dining downstairs, sparkling on arrival, and a hotel night in Kamloops in between. Add three nights at the Fairmont Banff Springs or Chateau Lake Louise.
Private en-suite cabin for four nights, concierge service, all meals in the dining car, and the slowest version of falling in love with a country. Book a window-side cabin on the south side of the train.
If you're combining Canada with Europe — the most romantic train on Earth. Black-tie dinners, Art Deco cabins, one-night Paris–Venice or longer multi-night itineraries.
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Before You Go
Whether you need an eTA, a visitor visa, or just a passport — and what to expect at the border.
Read guide →Getting Around
Flights, trains, road trips, and ferries — how to cross the world's second-largest country.
Read guide →Money & Budget
How much to budget per day, how tipping really works, and where to get the best exchange rate.
Read guide →What to Pack
A season-by-season packing list for a country that swings from -40°C in February to +35°C in July.
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