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The old farm of Koltur. Faroe Islands

The cathedral in the historic center of Torshavn. Island of Streymoy. Faroe Islands

The historic area Reyn in Torshavn covered by snow. Island of Streymoy. Faroe Islands

Foggy day in the village of Bour. Island of Vagar. Faroe Islands

Snowfall in the village of Saksun. Streymoy, Faroe Islands

Heavy snowfall in the village of Saksun. Streymoy, Faroe Islands

Torshavn covered by snow. Streymoy, Faroe Islands

The old Reyn area in Torshavn covered by snow. Streymoy, Faroe Islands

The cathedral in the historic center of Torshavn. Island of Streymoy. Faroe Islands

The lagoon Pollurin in Saksun. Streymoy, Faroe Islands

A couple of geese in front of turf houses in Leynar. Streymoy, Faroe Islands

The village of Bour. Vagar, Faroe Islands

The village of Bour. In the background Drangarnir and Tindholmur. Vagar, Faroe Islands

A snow shower is moving towards the turf houses in the village of Bour. In the background Drangarnir and Tindholmur are illuminated by the low sun. Vagar, Faroe Islands

Greenland, Qaqortoq, early house made of stone and turf

Sketches from a Prairie Farm in Minnesota, USA (engraving)
1054619 Sketches from a Prairie Farm in Minnesota, USA (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Sketches from a Prairie Farm in Minnesota, USA)

Typical, wooden turf houses covered with grass, Skaftafell National Park, Iceland, Polar Regions

Traditional turf house, Eyrabakki, Iceland, Polar Regions

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Discover the charm of traditional turf houses in the picturesque Faroe Islands. Step back in time at the old farm of Koltur, where these unique dwellings stand as a testament to centuries-old farming practices. On a foggy day in the village of Bour on Vagar Island, immerse yourself in an ethereal atmosphere as you explore these ancient structures enveloped by mist. Experience the magic of winter wonderlands with snowfall transforming the village of Saksun into a fairytale setting. Witness heavy snowfall blanketing this charming village on Streymoy Island, creating a scene straight out of a postcard. Torshavn, Streymoy's capital city, is also transformed under nature's snowy embrace - from its historic center to even the old Reyn area. Nature and history intertwine seamlessly at every turn. Marvel at the majestic cathedral nestled within Torshavn's historic center on Streymoy Island. Take in breathtaking views at Pollurin lagoon in Saksun, where tranquility reigns supreme amidst stunning natural beauty. In Leynar, witness a delightful sight as geese grace their presence before traditional turf houses - an idyllic snapshot capturing rural life on Streymoy Island. The village of Bour offers more than just turf houses; it boasts awe-inspiring vistas featuring Drangarnir and Tindholmur islands standing proudly against dramatic skies. As if painted by an artist's brushstroke, watch as a gentle snow shower approaches Bour's turf houses while Drangarnir and Tindholmur bask in golden hues illuminated by the low sun - truly an enchanting moment that encapsulates Faroe Islands' allure. Step into another world and experience timeless beauty with Faroe Islands' captivating turf houses.