We spent the entire day walking around Tórshavn under overcast conditions with intermittent rain. The weather didn’t bother us, though, as many of our activities were indoors, and walking gave us an opportunity to absorb the mood of the city very well. Actually, “city” is a misnomer; even though Tórshavn is the capital, its population is just 14,000 (of the national population of 55,000). Highlights of the walk were the National Museum, the associated outdoor zone of reconstructed old buildings, the National Gallery, and the nearby parklands.
01 Tórshavn.jpg
02 Inside the National Museum, Tórshavn.jpg
03 Inside the National Museum, Tórshavn.jpg
04 Inside the National Museum, Tórshavn.jpg
05 Inside the National Museum, Tórshavn.jpg
06 Inside the National Museum, Tórshavn.jpg
07 Outside section of the National Museum, Tórshavn.jpg
08 Outside section of the National Museum, Tórshavn.jpg
09 Inside the outside section of the National Museum, Tórshavn.jpg
10 Inside the outside section of the National Museum, Tórshavn.jpg
11 Inside the outside section of the National Museum, Tórshavn.jpg
12 Outside section of the National Museum, Tórshavn.jpg
13 Hilton Garden Hotel, Tórshavn.jpg
14 View from Hilton Garden Hotel, Tórshavn.jpg
15 Sculpture near the Tórshavn Sports Arena.jpg
16 The National Gallery of The Faroe Islands.jpg
17 The National Gallery of The Faroe Islands.jpg
18 The National Gallery of The Faroe Islands.jpg
19 The National Gallery of The Faroe Islands.jpg
20 The National Gallery of The Faroe Islands.jpg
21 The National Gallery of The Faroe Islands.jpg
22 The National Gallery of The Faroe Islands.jpg
23 The National Gallery of The Faroe Islands.jpg
24 The National Gallery of The Faroe Islands.jpg
25 The National Gallery of The Faroe Islands.jpg
26 The National Gallery of The Faroe Islands.jpg
27 Viðarlundin í Havn, Tórshavn.jpg
28 Viðarlundin í Havn, Tórshavn.jpg
29 Hilton Garden Hotel, Tórshavn.jpg
30 View from Hilton Garden Hotel, Tórshavn.jpg
