Ravensburger 1000pc - Around the World in 80 Days Puzzle

The Around the World in 80 Days 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle from Ravensburger takes its inspiration from Jules Verne's legendary adventure novel. Join Phileas Fogg and his loyal valet Passepartout on their wager-fuelled race across the globe, one piece at a time.

A Literary Adventure on Your Table

First published in 1872, Around the World in 80 Days follows a precise English gentleman who bets his fortune that he can circle the earth in just eighty days, travelling by steamship, train and even elephant. The story's sense of daring, exotic destinations and Victorian-era charm makes it a rich theme for a puzzle full of movement and detail.

An Engaging 1000 Piece Build

Adventure scenes like this tend to be packed with distinct areas and points of interest, which helps you work in sections and keeps the momentum going. It's an enjoyable puzzle for intermediate solvers and a rewarding project for anyone who loves a story-driven image.

Made to Fit, Made to Last

Thanks to Softclick technology, the pieces slot together cleanly and hold firm, so you can slide finished sections across the table without them falling apart. The extra-thick board resists bending and peeling, and the glare-free, linen-structured surface makes subtle colour changes easier to read. Ravensburger sources its board from FSC-certified forests. It's the reason so many puzzlers consider Ravensburger the benchmark, and why a finished Ravensburger jigsaw glues and frames so neatly for display.

Puzzle Specifications

• Piece count: 1000 pieces
• Finished size: approx. 70 x 50 cm
• Theme: inspired by Jules Verne's novel
• Recommended age: 14+
• Material: extra-thick FSC-certified board with linen-structured, glare-free finish
• Softclick technology for a precise, secure fit
• Brand: Ravensburger | Product code: RB00169-0

A Gift for Book Lovers and Explorers

Perfect for readers of classic literature, armchair travellers and anyone with an adventurous spirit. Complete it, frame it and hang it in a study or library as a tribute to one of the greatest journeys in fiction.