Turf Roof Collection
The Faroe Islands, with their breathtaking landscapes and charming villages, are known for their unique architectural feature - the turf roof
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The Faroe Islands, with their breathtaking landscapes and charming villages, are known for their unique architectural feature - the turf roof. These traditional houses, covered in a thick layer of grass and moss, blend seamlessly into the natural surroundings. In the old farm of Koltur on the Faroe Islands, time seems to stand still. The turf-roofed buildings exude a sense of history and heritage that is palpable as you wander through this picturesque landscape. One such historic site is The Kings Farm in Kirkjubour, considered to be the oldest still inhabited farmhouse in existence. Its turf roof stands proudly against the backdrop of rolling hills and rugged coastline. On a foggy day in Bour village on Vagar Island, the charm of these grass-covered roofs becomes even more enchanting. As mist envelopes the area, it creates an ethereal atmosphere that adds to its allure. During lavsoka festival in Torshavn city on Streymoy Island, rowing boat teams gather to compete fiercely for victory. After a hard-fought battle on the water, they celebrate their triumph with joyous cheers while overlooking Tinganes' red buildings - an iconic sight against nature's beauty. Skogar Museum in Iceland showcases traditional turf-roofed houses nestled beneath majestic mountains. These structures pay homage to centuries-old building techniques while offering visitors a glimpse into Iceland's rich cultural heritage. In Saksun village on Streymoy Island lies a church surrounded by vibrant yellow flowers and lush green grasses. This idyllic scene epitomizes tranquility and serenity as nature harmoniously merges with human-made architecture. An isolated cottage stands proudly before a serene lagoon in Saksun village. With its turf roof blending effortlessly into its surroundings, it serves as a testament to mankind's ability to coexist harmoniously with nature.