Step into history at Blásastova, a 19th-century farmhouse in Norðragøta

Venture back in time. A visit to Blásastova (literal translation: Blásus’ house), a farmer’s house from 1833, affords you an exceptional opportunity to see how the Faroese of old lived their daily lives.

In 1970 the local museum Gøtu Formminnisfelag purchased the ramshackle house and commenced repairs and restoration work. Just a year later the Danish Crown Princess Margrete II and her husband Henri paid Blásastova a visit.

This museum allows you to explore and experience Faroese culture and our ancestors’ way of life. You can also see the storehouses, a boat house, the traditional church built in 1833, and the statue of Tróndur í Gøtu, a critical Viking chieftain who lived here.

Groups (a minimum of 20 people) can book traditional Faroese lunch.

Prices:
Adults: 100 DKK
Children (0-14 years): 10 DKK