Discover Faroe Islands: The Country With the Most Disgusting Food Habits? 59 Fascinating Facts

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Published 2023-05-02
Discover The Faroe Islands: a Paradise with world's most disgusting food habits?

The Faroe Islands is one of the most breathtaking destinations in the world. Its stunning natural beauty, rugged landscapes, and pristine coastline make it a must-see location for any traveler. If you've been fortunate enough to visit this incredible archipelago, then you know firsthand just how awe-inspiring it can be. The islands are home to many stunning waterfalls, including the Múlafossur waterfall on the island of Vágar. This iconic waterfall drops from a height of 60 meters (197 feet) into the ocean below and is a popular tourist attraction on the islands.

The Faroe Islands have a unique charm that captures the hearts of all who visit, and it's no wonder why. However, what truly sets the Faroe Islands apart from other tourist destinations is its cuisine. Have you ever tried fermented fish? How about a dish made from a sheep's head? These are just a couple of the traditional foods you can expect to find on the Faroe Islands. But why do the locals eat such unusual dishes?

In this video, we'll dive into the history of the Faroe Islands and you will learn fascinating things about the island including their language, history, nature, culture, traditions, economy and much more!
All Comments (21)
  • @brandurell
    Corrections: 14. Faroes became a self governing part of Denmark in 1948 not 1848. 24: the longest bridge is 220 meters long, hardly one of the longest in the world. 26: øl is just beer. A Heineken is a øl 31. Faroes were a part of Norway from 1035. Norway (and Faroes) became part of a joined kingdom with Denmark in 1380, and remained with Denmark after Denmark lost Norway to sweden in 1815 41: skyr is Icelandic But thanks for the interest in my country👍
  • @davefuller84
    I just visited on the second flight from NY to Vágar. I hope the Faroe Islands maintains what is presently is and not overly develop. The Faroese have a beautiful country and culture already
  • @sverri5901
    A few corrections: - Grass roofs are not mowed with sheep. They are either left to grow or mowed by people. - Tórshavn is nowhere near the smallest capital in the world. - I am not a linguist, but I am pretty sure Faroese isn't a tonal language. - Øl is literally just beer. It is not a "home brewed ale", or whatever was said. Also, why show someone pouring from wine bottles in this shot?! - Skyr is an Icelandic yogurt, not Faroese. I appreciate the effort you put into the video, but maybe you should have put a little more effort into double checking the facts ;) Most of these things are easily found out on Google or Wikipedia. Otherwise, like the video :)
  • @jerryoshea3116
    And let's hope it maintains it's uniqueness and individuality,and retains it's culture,being full of mostly local people!
  • @mikepowell2776
    Apart from Dr. Who landing, I’m trying to think of another reason for an antique, UK police phone box suddenly appearing at 2.13.
  • @MickCampin-jp9kb
    You may find that the Vatican City as a capital city is a tad smaller
  • @Marta-oc8ng
    Skyr ….is not made in Faroe Island! It is made in Iceland!
  • @oddknudsen5021
    The food is heavenly good. I would like to eat everything they have to offer👌
  • @magnuslisberg687
    I love the city of Torshvan ❤ and the cozy village people in Kirkjubøur
  • @jean-louisduvalleon3947
    I have always told my daughters that when they graduate from college I am moving here. They think I’m joking but 5 years left baby and I’m gone. I can’t wait. I will shovel sheep poop if that’s what I need to do
  • @user-kv1hg5im7u
    Now I really want to go to the Faroe Islands!!!🗺🌅🏡🚕 I am just going to bring my own food and firewood.🙂 🍕🔥