The Imaq Dining Room, aft on Deck 4, was locked so these pictures are only taken through the glass doors. A shame as it meant I could not see the aft balcony either.
The Bistro is a small Caféteria/Buffet to port and the seating area can be used as additional seating for the Framheim Lecture Hall [double sliding doors open up]. The Polhøgda Lecture Hall was being used for an exhibition and book signing. I did not take any specific photos of the Internet Café.
The Entrance Hall on Deck 3 is rather nice and incorporates the Pilot Station in one corner.

Caféteria/Buffet to port and the seating area can be used as additional seating for the Framheim Lecture Hall [double sliding doors open up]. The Polhøgda Lecture Hall was being used for an exhibition and book signing. I did not take any specific photos of the Internet Café.
The Entrance Hall on Deck 3 is rather nice and incorporates the Pilot Station in one corner.

Fram's Promenade Deck stretches 3/4 of her length both port & starboard & around the foredeck [Observation Terraces]. Covered with practical plastic grey matting & dotted with chairs. No obstructions to hinder forward views, except the rain! Photos taken a on a walk around from starboard.

to hinder forward views, except the rain! Photos taken a on a walk around from starboard.

The Observation Deck circles the mast [one can walk completely around]. It is the only fwd viewing area with glass screens for protection [or photograph hindrance, but they are only small]. The Fwd Observation Terraces on Deck 5, and Sun Deck [7] for aft views, have open railings, so a choice depending on the weather. Photos taken on a clockwise walk around from starboard; Sorry about the raindrops in some pictures, it was pouring and too wet to look upwards.

Observation Terraces on Deck 5, and Sun Deck [7] for aft views, have open railings, so a choice depending on the weather. Photos taken on a clockwise walk around from starboard; Sorry about the raindrops in some pictures, it was pouring and too wet to look upwards.

A lovely open area with a mock 'flat screen' fireplace. Iceberg lights on the ceiling. Inc entrance to shop which was closed and stairwell lobby - Deck 4
[Nunami is the whole Deck 4 forward area of Fram encompassing the Lecture Halls, Bistro, Internet Café & Expedition/Front Desk. As these pictures show the main seating area only, it is referred to as the 'Lobby'].

Fram encompassing the Lecture Halls, Bistro, Internet Café & Expedition/Front Desk. As these pictures show the main seating area only, it is referred to as the 'Lobby'].

Tower Bridge, HMS Belfast, Tower of London etc

Fram's Sun Deck extends both port & starboard from the Qilak Observation Lounge around the stern. Covered with practical plastic grey matting & dotted with chairs/loungers, it's a wide and spacious area. Photos taken a on a walk around from port.

area. Photos taken a on a walk around from port.

ms Fram from aboard the tender [The Edwardian] back to Tower Millennium Pier

For The Edwardian see
http://www.thamesluxurycharters.co.uk/Edwardian/intro.htm

Fwd on Deck 7, the lovely Qilak Observation Lounge, with bar, "Passenger Bridge", Dance Floor and wonderful views.

The Arcade is the starboard midship area between the Nunami Lobby fwd and the Imaq Dining Room aft. It contains a model of Fram II 1898 - 1902, figurehead of Fridjtof Nansen and the display cases, empty at present, will eventually house memorabilia.

empty at present, will eventually house memorabilia.

ms Fram's Fitness Room, 2 Jacuzzis outside on Sun Deck and the 'Sauna with a View' on Deck 8.
Separate Male [to starboard] & Female [to port] Saunas.

ms Fram from aboard the tender [The Edwardian]. Tower Millennium Pier to her mooring at TBL [Tower Bridge Lower]

A visit to ms Fram at London's "Tower Bridge Lower" mooring - 12 May 2007
Delivered by Fincantieri, 23 April 2007
[Delayed so missed her Maiden which should have been on 20 April].
12,700 grt, 8 Decks, 114m LOA 20.2m Breadth 5.10m Draft, 15 kts, 136 Cabins, 272 Double Berth Pax, 318 max. 25 Vehicles.

For The Edwardian see
http://www.thamesluxurycharters.co.uk/Edwardian/intro.htm

by Fincantieri, 23 April 2007
[Delayed so missed her Maiden which should have been on 20 April].
12,700 grt, 8 Decks, 114m LOA 20.2m Breadth 5.10m Draft, 15 kts, 136 Cabins, 272 Double Berth Pax, 318 max. 25 Vehicles.

For The Edwardian see
http://www.thamesluxurycharters.co.uk/Edwardian/intro.htm

Each deck had different coloured lights for the effects on the 'icebergs' at the ends of the banisters.
Includes the inside of a lift [these were very slow with the opening and closing of the doors] and a few pictures of the Port of London Cruise Terminal.

and a few pictures of the Port of London Cruise Terminal.