Agatha Christie wrote a book inspired by Le Train Bleu, a luxury locomotive that transported the famous in the Jazz Age. Later, the train lived again as a secret NYC lunch spot.

For mystery lovers, Agatha Christie is tops, and for rail buffs, ... The mood is set with a breakfast and info session in Paris' famous Le Train Bleu restaurant, named ...

Located in Paris' Gare de Lyon station, Le Train Bleu is a far cry from Paris' crowded, noisy brasseries. And its priceless ambience is well worth a splurge, at least once, writes Rome-based ...

Donning 1920s’ costumes, the mystery will start at Le Train Bleu restaurant, at Gare de Lyon in Paris, where the rules of the game will be explained. Restaurant Le Train Bleu. (Credit: Ariodante) ...

Mary told Thomas that she planned to use her money to travel, first on “le train bleu” to Nice and then on the Orient Express (the setting for one of Agatha Christie’s most famous Hercule ...

She was Agatha Christie, although not yet fully embarked on the career that would make her one of the best­selling ­authors of all time. Read Today's Paper Mind Games. The Australian Plus.

Celebrity Train Bleu guests included Coco Chanel, Marlene Dietrich, Jean Cocteau and Agatha Christie, who set one of her novels – The Mystery of the Blue Train – aboard it. As reported by France24 , ...