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The Polar Ship Fram (Frammuseet)

The FRAM was the safe haven for some of the most famous polar explorers and adventurers. She is the strongest wooden ship ever built and still holds the records for sailing farthest north and farthest south. FRAM and the breathtaking stories from her expeditions continue to create excitement among audiences from all over the world almost 100 years after the ship retired from active duty. You are welcome to come aboard the ship and to see how the crew and their dogs lived and managed to survive in the coldest and most dangerous places on earth - the Arctic and the Antarctic.
Our exhibition is translated into nine languages: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Russian, Japanese, Chinese and Norwegian.

Open every day except December 24.+25.
Special evening events for groups.

Exclusive polar merchandise in the museum shop.
Four films are shown continuously.

Free entrance with Oslo Pass.

Address:: Bygdøynesveien 36
Postal code:: 0286 Oslo
Web:: www.fram.museum.no

Contact
Pho:: 23 28 29 50
Fax:: 23 28 29 51

Opening hours

Date	Dager	Time
01.03.2008- 30.04.2008	Mon - Sun	10:00- 16:00
01.05.2008- 31.05.2008	Mon - Sun	10:00- 17:00
01.06.2008- 31.08.2008	Mon - Sun	09:00- 18:00
01.09.2008- 30.09.2008	Mon - Sun	10:00- 17:00
01.10.2008- 31.10.2008	Mon - Sun	10:00- 16:00
01.11.2008- 31.12.2008	Mon - Fri	10:00- 15:00
01.11.2008- 31.12.2008	Sat, Sun	10:00- 16:00

Prices

Adults
Admission	50 kr
Children under 16 years
Admission	20 kr
Groups
Per person	35 kr	(15+ pers.)
Student
Admission	20 kr
Family ticket
Admission	100 kr

	Guest with wheelchair (or with baby pram, walker etc)
	Guest with walking difficulties (or with baby pram, walker etc)
	Guest with visual impairment
	Guest with hearing impairment
	Guest with asthma and/or allergies