With so many charming places to visit on the Faroe Islands, you might be at a loss. After all, with so much to see and do, how could you possibly pick just a few? If you're fascinated by the long history of the island, then head to the Dúvugarðar Farmhouse and Heritage Museum. Found in the remote village of Saksun with its stunning lagoon, parts of this ancient farm are three centuries old! It portrays an unflinching story of what life was like for the Faroese farmers from the Middle Ages all the way to the 20th century.

When you visit, you might be overwhelmed by the sheer number of sheep that are kept here for breeding as the farmhouse is still active. The total number of inhabitants in this village barely reach 20! The farmhouse retains its quaint nature, making it the perfect subject for your next Instagram hit. While on the Faroe Islands, don’t miss out on this overlooked treasure.