Slightly crowded, yet generally a positive experience.





Sendo o mais famoso navio polar de madeira do mundo, o Fram é um símbolo da participação significativa da Noruega na heroica era da exploração. A peça central do museu é o navio de madeira mais forte do mundo, o navio polar Fram. O público pode embarcar e conferir as cabines, salões, compartimento de carga e sala de máquinas.
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A exposição principal do edifício Fram possui textos explicativos em dez idiomas e descreve as três grandes expedições do Fram. Em junho de 2013, inauguramos nosso novo edifício Gjøa, conectado ao Fram com um túnel subterrâneo. A peça central aqui é Gjøa, o primeiro navio a navegar por toda a Passagem Noroeste. Há novas exposições históricas nas expedições de Gjøa e Maud, nos aviões N24 e N25, bem como no dirigível Norge, a lendária expedição de John Franklin e as de Henry Larsen e Eivind Astrup. Também apresentamos questões atuais do Norte, como ursos polares, derretimento de gelo, gás e petróleo, etc. Há um cinema de 116 assentos mostrando um filme de introdução polar a cada quinze minutos.
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Slightly crowded, yet generally a positive experience.
This is a quick way to book your ticket to the museum.
This is a really well presented museum, plenty of explanation and descriptions of the expeditions undertaken. Walking through the various decks of the boat was fascinating, and gave a real insight into life on board. It is worth going through the tunnel walkway to see the Gjøa and the N25 4D cinema.
Great place to visit! Very informative! Take an Uber from the cruise port.
Learning about the 1st explorers to the North Pole, their ship and the contents taken (including a Christmas tree!) was truly fascinating. The story was told via a myriad of media to hold one’s interest - a thoroughly enjoyable experience. Thank you Fram Museum.
The museum is very interesting and offers an insight into the life of the crew on the Fram at that time. The ship has been beautifully restored and you are guided well through the interior of the ship, so you can see everything. Unfortunately, there were so many people in the museum that you couldn't linger in each place for long, because you didn't want to hold up the line behind you.
Had a great time learning about the ship & the journeys! Veey engaging way to tell the story! Fun & informative!
To be able to see the ship was amazing. The exhibits were very informative and the tour of the boat was amazing. I would recommend this highly!
Very interesting. We could have spent the whole day. Lots of information set in a well laid out forum.
The ship is beautiful and it is nice that you can explore it internally. The rest of the museum is uninteresting. It is worth the visit especially if you have activated the Oslo Pass
| Tour | Duração | Avaliação | Preço | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Ingresso para o Museu do Fram | 1–3 horas | 4.6 (581) | $19 | |
Oslo Highlights Bike Tour | 3 horas | 4.9 (1,165) | $47 | Ver |
Guided Sightseeing Cruise on Oslofjord by Premium Silent Boat | 2 horas | 4.7 (861) | $62 | Ver |
2-Hour Oslo Fjord Sightseeing Cruise by Sailing Ship | 2 horas | 4.2 (760) | $46 | Ver |
Oslo Nature Walks: Island hopping | 3h 15min | 4.8 (698) | $53 | Ver |
Oslo Combo Tour: Grand City Tour and Oslo Fjord Cruise | 7h 30min | 4.5 (600) | $165 | Ver |
City Sightseeing Oslo Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour | 1h 30min | 3.1 (527) | $38 | Ver |