Hoyvíksgarður

Historical landmark · Torshavn ·

Hoyvíksgarður

Historical landmark · Torshavn ·

Historic Faroese farm showing 1920s life and rural traditions

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18 Kúrdalsvegur, Hoyvík 188, Faroe Islands Get directions

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"An open‑air museum where I got a vivid snapshot of Faroese farm life, its turf‑roofed buildings set against windswept fields that slope toward the sea." - Bailey Berg

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Hoyvíksgarður

Michelle S.

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Such a beautiful place, it has QR codes you can scan and learn more about the history of the place. Sadly we came on holiday so it was closed, but still can be visited, you can park over there.

Håvard Bjørke J.

Google

Quick and simple outdoor museum. Peaceful surroundings and pleasant views

Tammie R.

Google

Definitely worth a trip. The guide at the main house was so informative. The photos of the roof restoration were impressive and informative.

July S.

Google

Beautiful place. We went to a museum on a rainy day and the ticket to this place was included. Interesting museum.

vladimir B.

Google

A very interesting visit to an original Faroe Islands house, preserved well and the museum staff are very knowledgeable.

Mikael M.

Google

Interesting open air museum, however it is quite small. I would still recommend a visit together with a visit to the Nationalmuseum.

Volker D.

Google

Impression site. A lot of Information about every day life in the "good" old days

Søren R.

Google

Old farm. Very well preserved. Ticket at the national museum.

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42,481 Postcards · 5,683 Cities

Relinquishing Control on a 'Self-Navigating' Road Trip Through the Faroe Islands | Condé Nast Traveler

"An open‑air museum where I got a vivid snapshot of Faroese farm life, its turf‑roofed buildings set against windswept fields that slope toward the sea." - Bailey Berg

https://www.cntraveler.com/story/faroe-islands-self-navigating-road-trip-tour-how-it-works

Hoyvíksgarður

Michelle S.

Google

Such a beautiful place, it has QR codes you can scan and learn more about the history of the place. Sadly we came on holiday so it was closed, but still can be visited, you can park over there.

Håvard Bjørke J.

Google

Quick and simple outdoor museum. Peaceful surroundings and pleasant views

Tammie R.

Google

Definitely worth a trip. The guide at the main house was so informative. The photos of the roof restoration were impressive and informative.

July S.

Google

Beautiful place. We went to a museum on a rainy day and the ticket to this place was included. Interesting museum.

vladimir B.

Google

A very interesting visit to an original Faroe Islands house, preserved well and the museum staff are very knowledgeable.

Mikael M.

Google

Interesting open air museum, however it is quite small. I would still recommend a visit together with a visit to the Nationalmuseum.

Volker D.

Google

Impression site. A lot of Information about every day life in the "good" old days

Søren R.

Google

Old farm. Very well preserved. Ticket at the national museum.

Hoyvíksgarður

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