"A Journey through Statistical Physics" is a comprehensive collection of selected works by Jürg Fröhlich, one of the most prominent mathematical physicists of our time. This academic book not only provides deep insights into statistical mechanics but also offers an extensive introduction in which Fröhlich places his results in a broader context. The introduction contains valuable information regarding the historical and methodological background of his work. The collection spans thirty years of his research and addresses fundamental questions of atomic theory and thermodynamics, the description of phase transitions and critical phenomena, as well as the investigation of disordered systems and many-body systems in solid state physics, including the quantum Hall effect. The variety of topics covered reflects the breadth of Fröhlich's interests and provides a glimpse into some of his more recent research areas.