Situated between Scotland and Iceland the Faroe Islands are autonomous and constituent of Denmark.
“Faroe Islands” means “island of the sheep” With 1400 km2 of preserved nature on 18 islands they are perfect for people who like low temperatures (11 degrees in summer and not less than 3 degrees in winter).
Steeped in history, adorned with cobblestone streets, and nestled amidst breathtaking landscapes, these towns offer travelers a glimpse into a fairytale world.