Running, coffee, and a bit of madness in Tórshavn Written by Filip M. Mortensen It starts down by the north side of the harbour. A place where ships slide in wi...
A local’s guide to Tórshavn’s winter magic. February 18th, 2026 There is a specific kind of silence that falls over Tórshavn when the first snowflakes start to ...
An intimate candlelit dinner for two in the historic heart of Tórshavn with only the very finest seafood on the menu – how does that sound? Restaurants in the F...
The Faroe Islands are a great destination for families. The slow pace of life and safety of the islands are the perfect ingredients for a fun and relaxing famil...
A local journalist's tips to a cozy rainy day in Tórshavn. December 5th, 2023 Ok, let’s be honest here. The weather in Tórshavn is not always great. These are n...
This text is a paraphrase from the work of Eyðfinn Magnussen, Associate professor in Biology at the Faculty of Natural Sciences at Fróðskaparsetrið, the Univers...
Let’s be honest: for most of our lives, the Faroese dinner table has looked the same. Meat, potatoes, and enough sauce to float a boat. Don’t get me wrong - I s...
Of course, no matter when you visit the Faroes, you can always dip into the islands’ rich culture – be it our stirring Viking heritage or the striking, modern a...
Andrea Árting was the chairwoman of Havnar Arbeiðskvinnufelag (Union for employed women in Tórshavn), where she dedicated nearly her entire life to her work. Sh...
Looking for something different this Christmas? Why not visit Tórshavn in December and experience a traditional, uncommercialized Christmas? The town glows with...
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