Around the World in Eighty Days

Phileas Fogg, a man of perfect routine and unshakable composure, makes an extraordinary wager: he will travel around the world in just eighty days. Armed with nothing but careful planning, modern transportation, and unwavering confidence, he sets off on a journey that spans continents, oceans, and cultures.

Accompanied by his loyal and impulsive valet Passepartout, Fogg races against time aboard steamships and trains, facing unexpected delays, daring rescues, and relentless pursuit. As each day passes, the margin for success grows thinner, and the world itself becomes both obstacle and wonder.

Written at the height of the nineteenth century’s age of exploration, Around the World in Eighty Days is a thrilling celebration of adventure, ingenuity, and human determination. Jules Verne masterfully blends suspense, humor, and imagination, creating one of the most beloved travel novels ever written.

Timeless in its appeal, this classic invites readers to rediscover the excitement of discovery and to question whether the true reward of any journey lies in reaching the destination—or in the experiences gained along the way.