- The Fram Museum, Oslo, Norway. 4,365 likes · 15 talking about this · 6,617 were here. Home of the strongest polar vessel in the world.
- The Fram Museum is primarily centered around the original exploration vessel Fram. The interior of the Fram is intact and open for visitors to explore.
- Named after one of Norway's oldest vessels used for North and South Pole expeditions, the Fram Museum offers a glimpse at Norway's polar history.
- What to Expect if you visit the museum. Upon entering the Fram Museum, visitors are transported into the world of polar exploration.
- Showcasing the huge and strongest ship ever built, Fram museum is abode to the Fram ship that holds the record for sailing farthest south and farthest north.
- The Fram Museum likewise has a polar test system where you can encounter both the cool and the risks of polar endeavors more than 100 years prior.
- The Fram Museum in Oslo Norway houses Gjoa, the famous sealing-vessel, considered by some to be the strongest boat in the world.
- The Fram Museum (Frammuseet) is a museum telling the story of Norwegian polar exploration. It is located on the peninsula of Bygdøy in Oslo, Norway.
- This was to be the last great adventure of the Fram, which was forced to remain anchored until 1935, when the museum was built to tell its story.