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Kristiania (modern-day Oslo, Norway) is a location in 80 Days. It is situated on the coast of the North sea, in Sweden. Its paranoid citizens reside underground, fearing war.

Events[]

Upon arriving in Kristiania, Passepartout and Fogg notice that it is completely deserted. There are no signs of a battle or unrest. There is a hotel to stay in, but it is also completely abandoned and freezing cold.

Only after exploring do the pair uncover the truth; the people of Kristiania have relocated the entire city underground. Passepartout may meet the poet Arne Garborg, who explains that many Kristianians believe that Europe will soon descend into all-out war and shelling from airships will make subterranean accommodation the safest. They have set up a thriving market as well as developing a method of farming crops using phosphorescent seaweed.

Through conversation choices, Passepartout can purchase a Norwegian Chess Set which is usually quite valuable in Rome.

After locating the real Kristiania, Passepartout and Fogg are able to stay in an underground hotel. There they can meet fellow explorer Otto Lidenbrock, who hopes to journey to the centre of the Earth. Passepartout may help him on his way by encouraging him to "try Iceland". Note that this encounter can only happen if Kristiania was explored before passing the night.

Arrivals[]

Cambridge
Transport Type Price Days Cases Hearts Conditions
Experimental Gyrocopter Airship Free 1 3 14 Rough Skies, Cold Weather
Amsterdam
Transport Type Price Days Cases Hearts Conditions
Fjorijor Ship/Boat ? ? ? ? ?

Departures[]

Stockholm
Transport Type Price Days Cases Hearts Conditions
Louise of Sweden Airship £ <1 3 0 None
Tromsø
Transport Type Price Days Cases Hearts Conditions
Fjordic Flier Airship ££ <1 3 9 Cold Weather, High Winds
Copenhagen
Transport Type Price Days Cases Hearts Conditions
Northern Lights Airship £ <1 3 0 None

Trivia[]

  • In modern-day Norway, the city is known as Oslo.
  • The Kristianians' paranoia foreshadows the fate of Belgrade.
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