Strung across the North Atlantic, the 18 islands that form the Faroes are rich in folklore — this is a land where trolls lie buried beneath the sea, elfin people lurk in the hills and shapeshifters ...

In her striking images of the Faroe Islands, a remote archipelago between ... Gjestvang’s photos also reveal another challenging aspect of life in the Faroes, which may have been first inhabited ...

"How to Train Your Dragon" artisans on using sheep fur, bagpipe and locations including the Faroe Islands to help bring ...

and brings in visitors who want to meet him in real life. Olafsdottir av Gordum’s entrepreneurial spirit is shared by many other locals who also run businesses promoting the Faroe Islands ...

Fishing is the way of life in the Faroe Islands, so if you're not a seafood fan, you're in trouble. Cod, mackerel, haddock and herring are mainstays in Faroese homes and in restaurants.

King Frederik and his wife, Queen Mary of Denmark, enjoyed their Faroe Islands trip with a walk down a memory lane.The Danish ...

In the Faroe Islands, the landscape is a work of art ... Wherever the Faroese can include art in daily life, they do. Back above ground, it’s hard to walk through Tórshavn, the capital city ...

While the islands' rugged coastlines and extensive bird life are a draw for some ... responsible for defence and foreign relations. The Faroe Islands are not part of the European Union.

1035 - Islands become part of the Kingdom of Norway. 1380 - Along with Norway, the Faroe Islands become part of the Kingdom of Denmark. 1655 - Faroe Islands are presented to the von Gabel family.