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Handicrafts at the old store in Fuglafjørður
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The cosy shop has a large variety of local handicrafts in a historic building
This fantastic shop is located inside the historic old store building, known as Ribarhús, which also houses the tourist information office, and a gallery with a cosy coffee shop. The shop is run by women from the local Heimavirkisfelag. Heimavirkni, literally translated as "home industry", is a society of local artists and artisans who produce hand-knitted garments, embroidery, wooden objects, paintings, glass art, etc. The artists also mind the shop, so shopping here is an excellent opportunity for meeting a local artist or artisan.
Address
14 Í Støð, Fuglafjørður 530, Færøerne
Eysturoy
Opening hours
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Closed
Amenities
- Historic landmark
- Desserts
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Wheelchair access
Wheelchair access
People in wheelchairs or with disabilities do not have problems attending.
- Restrooms
- Card payments
- Parking
- Family friendly
- Groups