Etwas Schönes. Etwas Bereinigendes. Etwas Spektakuläres. Etwas Beruhigendes.
Egal welche der 18 Inseln Sie besuchen, es gibt immer etwas Bemerkenswertes zu sehen – selbst das einzige Gefängnis der Inseln, das sich in Mjørkadalur (Fog Valley) befindet, blickt über den Verlauf eines Fjords! Hier sind ein paar empfehlenswerte Plätze zum Erkunden der Färöer-Inseln.
Sehen Sie eine Karte der Färöer-Inseln, um diese verschiedenen Sehenswürdigkeiten zu finden.
The hike from the old solitary Mykines village with turf-roofed houses to the lighthouse at the end of the the islet of Mykineshólmur is truly something special
Uncover a different side to the Faroe Islands; places that await hidden in plain sight and that are just as deserving of recognition as the islands’ most visited destinations
Tinganes is said to be one of the oldest, if not the oldest, parliamentary meeting places in the world, along with Tynwald Hill in the Isle of Man and Þingvellir in Iceland
The fort served as a British Royal Navy headquarters during the Second World War
The magnificent boat trips to the Vestmannabjørgini (Vestmanna bird cliffs) and grottoes are a popular excursion in the Faroe Islands
Tórshavn’s old town, consisting of Reyn and Undir Ryggi, is home to two dozen or so small, black-tarred wooden houses with white-framed windows and grass roofs
The lake has also been dubbed "the lake over the ocean" as the view from a particular angle functions as an optical illusion
Slættaratindur, translated as “flat summit”, is the highest mountain in the Faroe Islands, towering at 880 metres
Located only half an hour from the capital is Kirkjubøur, the islands’ most significant historical site
Located between the villages of Lopra and Sumba on the island of Suðuroy, this striking 470m sea cliff is the highest of its kind on the southernmost island and a popular destination for tourists
Once upon a time, an Icelandic chief witch sent a giant and his wife, a witch, to the Faroe Islands to steal the islands and bring them back to Iceland
Home to the beautiful waterfall Múlafossur, the village of Gásadalur sits tucked away between lush green fields and soaring mountains to all sides
Dubbed “the flute” because of it’s thin shape and many road-tunnels, the island of Kalsoy offers truly astonishing views
The legend of Kópakonan, literally meaning “the Seal Woman”, is one of the best-known folktales in the Faroe Islands
Christianskirkja (Christian’s church) is Klaksvík’s main site and is one of the first major modern churches in Scandinavia that is inspired by the old Nordic style
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