Visit Faroe Islands

You haven’t got any favourites yet

This is where you can collect inspiration, articles, events and places that interest you.

Click the icon on pages and they’ll appear here.

Inspiration & Articles

Events & Tours

Places

Hiking

Search Search results

INSPIRATION & ARTICLES

EVENTS, TOURS & HIKES

PLACES

The Faroese flag, called Merkið (“the banner” or “the mark”), was designed in 1919 by Jens Oliver Lisberg and other Faroese students living in Copenhagen. Photo: FedevPhoto / istockphoto
Tinganes, one of the oldest parliament meeting places in the world. Currently used as exexcutive government buildings. Photo: @handluggageonly
Salmon farming. The fishing industry, which is distinctly diversified and constantly developing, has been the main source of income for the Faroe Islands since 1920. Photo: Ólavur Frederiksen

/

The Faroese flag, called Merkið (“the banner” or “the mark”), was designed in 1919 by Jens Oliver Lisberg and other Faroese students living in Copenhagen. Photo: FedevPhoto / istockphoto
Tinganes, one of the oldest parliament meeting places in the world. Currently used as exexcutive government buildings. Photo: @handluggageonly
Salmon farming. The fishing industry, which is distinctly diversified and constantly developing, has been the main source of income for the Faroe Islands since 1920. Photo: Ólavur Frederiksen

HISTORY, GOVERNANCE & ECONOMY OF THE FAROE ISLANDS

HISTORY OF THE FAROE ISLANDS

GOVERNMENT & POLITICS

ECONOMY

THE FAROESE FLAG

NATIONAL SYMBOLS