Fram-Museet Review

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Fram-Museet

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Once known as the strongest vessel in the world, the enormous, legendary Norwegian polar ship Fram has advanced farther north and south than any other surface vessel. Built in 1892, it made three arctic voyages conducted by Fridtjof Nansen (1893-96), Otto Sverdrup (1898-1902), and Roald Amundsen (1910-12). Climb on board and peer inside the captain's quarters, which has explorers' sealskin jackets and other relics on display. Surrounding the ship are many expedition artifacts.

  • Cost: NKr 40
  • Open: Jan.-Apr., daily 10-3:45; May-mid-June, daily 10-5:45; mid-June-Aug., daily 9-6:45; Sept., daily 10-4:45; Oct.-Dec, daily 10-3:45
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