Plan Your Visit

Opening hours and prices

We are open every day of the year – no exceptions.

1 October–30 April: 10:00–17:00
1 May–30 September: 09:30–18:00

Adults: 180 NOK
Children and students: 70 NOK
Seniors: 140 NOK
Families (2 adults and up to 5 children): 400 NOK
Groups (10+): 130 NOK
Guided tours: 3000 NOK
Pupils from Norwegian schools and kindergartens: See schools

Free entrance with the Oslo Pass

Remember that you can save money by buying a joint ticket covering both Fram and our neighbouring museum, Kon-Tiki. It pays off if you wish to visit both museums on the same day. Joint tickets can be bought either at Kon-Tiki or here at the Fram Museum.

Schools

Pupils from Norwegian schools and kindergartens, accompanied by a teacher*: Free
Pupils from foreign schools, accompanied by a Norwegian class: Free
Pupils from foreign schools: 70 NOK
Folk high school and adult education students: 70 NOK

Guided tour: 800 NOK per group (approx. 45 min) — By appointment
(recommended group size: 20 people)

* The offer applies up to and including upper secondary school. It does not apply to folk high schools or adult education. Advance booking is not necessary.

We accept student ID from all countries.

Joint tickets

Joint tickets for FRAM and KON-TIKI:

Adults: 325 NOK
Children and students: 125 NOK
Seniors: 250 NOK
Families (2 adults and up to 5 children): 720 NOK

Joint tickets for FRAM and NMM (Norwegian Maritime Museum):

Adults: 325 NOK
Seniors: 250 NOK

Joint tickets for FRAM, KON-TIKI and NMM:

Adults: 485 NOK
Seniors: 380 NOK

Joint tickets cannot be bought online and must be purchased on site.

Guided tours

Please contact us to arrange a guided tour.

Private groups: 3000 NOK

Price per group (approx. 45-60 min). Recommended group size: 20 people

Schools: 800 NOK

Price per group (approx. 45 min). Recommended group size: 20 people

The amount above covers the tour itself; entrance tickets are additional. Children from after-school programmes (SFO/AKS) have free entrance when accompanied by staff.

Feel free to call +47 23 28 29 50 for further information, or use the contact form to ask questions.

Tour operators

Bringing groups to the Fram Museum? We have gathered what tour operators and the travel industry need to know on one page.

Accessibility

A person with a certified disability pays the normal entrance fee, but their companion has free entrance.

The museum is largely wheelchair accessible, but it is not possible to go below deck. We have regular lifts in both buildings, and a wheelchair lift down to Gjøa for non-electric wheelchairs. For electric wheelchairs, a back door to Gjøa can be opened.

We have one adult wheelchair and one children’s wheelchair available.

Location

The museum is located at Bygdøy, just outside the centre of Oslo, and is easily reached by bus no. 30 from the city centre, or by city bike or regular bicycle. There are also boats all year round from the City Hall, pier no. 3. See the timetables for bus and boat.

Our closest neighbours are the Kon-Tiki Museum and the Norwegian Maritime Museum. The Viking Ship Museum and the Norwegian Folk Museum are about a fifteen-minute walk away.