Around the World in 80 Days has 12 confirmed filming locations in Bangladesh, Spain, France, and more.
Balloon Over Maintenon
The balloon drifts gracefully over the historic Chateau de Maintenon.
Chateau de Maintenon
Bet Acceptance
Phileas Fogg accepts the challenge to travel around the world at this prestigious club.
10-11 Carlton House Terrace
Bicycle Ride in Victoria
Passepartout continues his bicycle journey through the picturesque Victoria Square.
Victoria Square
Bullfight in Chinchon
Passepartout participates in a staged bullfight in the lively town square.
Plaza Mayor
Employment Agency
The exterior of the agency where Passepartout seeks employment is featured.
Victoria Square
Fogg's Home
Phileas Fogg's grand residence is depicted, showcasing the opulence of Victorian London.
Belgravia Square
Heian Shrine Visit
Passepartout explores the beautiful Heian Shrine and its gardens.
Heian Shrine
Indian Railway Bridge
The impressive Lansdowne Bridge serves as a backdrop for the train journey.
Lansdowne Bridge
Penny-Farthing Ride
Passepartout rides his penny-farthing bicycle along this charming street.
Upper Cheyne Row
Realization at Wilton Crescent
Passepartout sees a newspaper and realizes the time is still on their side.
Wilton Crescent
Rousing the Parson
Passepartout runs to find a clergyman to marry Fogg and the princess.
Wilton Crescent
Scenic Route in Bangkok
The boat cruises past the majestic Grand Palace during the journey.
Grand Palace
Train Through Rainforest
The train journey traverses the lush landscapes of Lawachara National Forest.
Lawachara National Forest
Visit to Great Buddha
Passepartout admires the iconic Great Buddha statue in Kamakura.
Great Buddha
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Filming locations FAQ
Where was Around the World in 80 Days filmed?
Around the World in 80 Days has 12 confirmed filming locations in Bangladesh, Spain, France, United Kingdom, Japan, Pakistan, and Thailand. Use the map and location list below for addresses, coordinates, and scene-by-scene details.
Can you visit these filming locations?
Many are public streets, landmarks, or businesses open to visitors. Each location page notes access where we know it, and the community shares then-and-now photos from real visits.