The Fram Museum

Oslo, Norway

The Fram Museum on Oslo’s Bygdøy peninsula showcases the historic polar ship Fram and Norway’s Arctic and Antarctic expeditions. With interactive displays and original artifacts, it offers insight into early 20th‑century exploration for anyone fascinated by maritime history.

Why choose The Fram Museum

You’ll walk the decks where explorers braved the ice, feeling the scale of their ambition in a way a textbook can’t match. The museum’s focus on a single vessel creates a cohesive narrative that larger, general museums often lack.

Best for: History lovers · Families · Photography

Start your Bygdøy morning here

Begin at the Fram Museum, then enjoy a coffee and a relaxed lunch on the peninsula.

1. Morning — The Fram Museum
2. 11:00 — Coffee nearby

Visit tips

• Buy tickets online to skip the short entrance queue.
• Visit the ship deck first; it offers the best perspective of the vessel.
• Arrive early; the museum opens at 09:30 and crowds grow after midday.
• Buy tickets in advance to avoid the queue at the entrance.

Plan your visit

• Recommended duration: 1.5–2 hours
• Best time of day: Early morning, before 10:00
• Hours: 09:30–18:00
• Entry: 180 NOK
• Booking: not required — tickets at the gate
• Category: attraction
• Rated 4.7 by 15545 reviewers
• Tags: polar history, family friendly, bygdøy peninsula, interactive exhibits

More things to do in Oslo

• Akershus Fortress
• National Museum
• The Vigeland Museum
• The Norwegian National Opera & Ballet
• Deichman Bjørvika
• Oslo City Cruise

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