Old warehouse building from 1861. Ideal venue for group bookings.

It seats up to about 40 guests and together with the attic, it is well suited for small and medium sized events. Pakkhúsið is located in the charming small village of Bøur and is renovated cautiously so it keeps the original feel.

In Pakkhúsið it is possible to order either a lunch menu – normally fish soup, or a three course dinner.

The Pakkhúsið was built in 1861 by Zacharias Heinesen and sons.
The cellar was used for working locally caught fish and storing it.
A shop and a post office were on the first floor, The attic was mainly used as a storage facility.

Early in the millennium the present owner started renovating and refurbishing the building externally, because it was in a poor condition. Firstly the roof was changed and laid with turf. Then it was covered outside with Pine. Inside the attic has ace-profiled wood and the beams appear in their original state.
A little Oven/fireplace, gives a certain character to the room. The dining room is on the first floor and there is also a toilet and a resting room. The room seats about 40 guests and together with the attic, it is well suited for small and medium sized events.
Outside the house the majestic scenery embraces you where ever you turn. The veranda on the sea-side is the perfect place to absorb the fresh air and the exclusive beauty of the Faroes.