• Fram Museum - The primary exhibition in the Fram building features explanatory texts in ten languages, detailing the three significant Fram expeditions.

In June 2013, the new Gjøa building was inaugurated, connected to the Fram by an underground tunnel. The highlight here is Gjøa, the first ship to successfully navigate the entire Northwest Passage. Visitors can explore brand new historical exhibitions on the expeditions of Gjøa and Maud, the airplanes N24 and N25, as well as the airship Norge, John Franklin’s legendary expedition, and those of Henry Larsen and Eivind Astrup.

The museum also addresses current issues affecting the High North, such as polar bears, ice melting, and gas and oil exploration. A cinema with 116 seats shows a polar introduction movie every fifteen minutes.

• Gjøa

• Food and drinks

Fram, the most renowned wooden polar vessel globally, represents Norway’s pivotal role in the heroic age of exploration. The museum’s highlight is the world’s strongest wooden ship, the polar ship Fram. Visitors are welcome to board and explore her cabins, lounges, cargo hold, and engine room.

The museum also features the Gjøa, the first ship to navigate the Northwest Passage.

Guests can enjoy the new N25 Polar flight 4D cinema and watch a 5-minute introductory film.

Please note: This ticket grants access to the Fram Museum only. Combination tickets with the Kon-Tiki or the Norwegian Maritime Museum must be purchased on-site at any of the three museums.

• We have lifts in both buildings, and a stair lift to get down the stairs to the Gjøa building. Guests are not able to enter the lower decks with a wheelchair or a stroller.
• Service animals allowed only with an ID

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.