Explore Hoyvíksgarður Open-air Museum, a 200-year-old Faroese farmhouse near Tórshavn, offering a unique glimpse into history.

Hoyvíksgarður is located in beautiful surroundings just outside the city centre of Tórshavn. Here, you can experience an authentic Faroese farm with a farmhouse and several accompanying outbuildings, such as a barn, a smithy, and a potato house, to name a few.

Built in 1812, this over 200-year-old farmhouse radiates charm and a nostalgic atmosphere. Today, the main house has been staged to resemble a household from the 1920s.

Step back in time and immerse yourself in the daily life of the past and imagine the stories of those who lived and worked here. This Open-Air Museum offers a unique glimpse into Faroese history, making it a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts and curious travelers alike.

ADMISSION FEES:

Adults: 80DKK
Children (0 - 18 years): FREE
Seniors/students: 50 DKK
Groups (min. 10 people): 50 DKK per person

/Note: During the summer season your ticket gives you access to all three museums (The National Museum, Open-air, and Whaling Station). The ticket is valid for a week and can be used once per museum, giving you time and flexibility to explore and enjoy the sites at your own pace.

For information on guided tours, please visit our website.