The cliffs of Kalsoy island near Kallur Lighthouse on the Faroe Islands in winter.
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The cliffs of Kalsoy island near Kallur Lighthouse on the Faroe Islands in winter.
Funningur is one of the oldest villages in the Faroe Islands and is located on the north-east coast of Eysturoy. Its church, the Funnings Kirkja, is one of ten artistic wooden churches remaining from the 1829-1847 period. Its exterior is characteristic with its low foundation, tarred walls, white windows, white tower and turf roof. Prior to this church, four churches have resided on the same spot. The first was demolished in 1609 to make space for the second. The current church is, along with the church of Porkeri, the youngest of the wooden churches in the Faroes. Both were inaugurated in 1847. visitfaroeislands.com
Faroe Islands
Unspoiled - Undiscovered - Incredible
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Gjógv is the Faroese word for 'rock crevice'. The place takes its name from the rock crevice in which there is a small natural harbor, which was probably already used by the Vikings.
The beautiful village of Gjógv on the island of Eysturoy, Faroe Islands
One of my favourite spots at incredible Faroe Islands ...
... makes the Faroe Islands an excellent photo destination.
This breathtaking view can be seen on the hike to Kallur Lighthouse on the island of Kalsoy. James Bond's gravestone is located nearby :-)
Fish farm. Salmons I think. At Fuglafjørður on the Faroe Islands
Klakkur Viewpoint near Klaksvík
Planning on going back up there in 2026.
Of course I also visited the famous waterfall "Múlafossur" on our photo trip to the beautiful Faroe Islands. This remote place has a wonderfully quiet atmosphere.
The seat of the Faroese government is located on the Tinganes peninsula in the city of Tórshavn, the capital of the Faroe Islands and probably the oldest capital in Northern Europe after London. The town was mentioned in documents as early as 1075, but the first Thing, a legal assembly, was held here as early as 850.
