Roykstovan — Attraction in Kirkjubøur

This museum is right across from the Magnus Cathedral so you should check it out if you are already there. It is a nice, old, wooden house and it feels a little like traveling back in time. I had access to two rooms.

It is not a large exhibit but I was glad I saw it and according to Wikipedia it is the oldest still inhabited wooden house of the world from 11th century so if that's not something :-).

The entrance fee is 50DKK and when I was there I simply had to leave it in a collection box in the...

Roykstovan Museum is a fantastic experience of a traditional Faroese home. I visited in September and enjoyed the self-guided tour. The price is very reasonable at 50 DKK, paid via an honesty box. The owner, Joannes, was incredibly friendly and went above and beyond when I left my jacket behind—he even drove all the way back to Tórshavn to return it! Highly recommend this unique spot for an authentic glimpse of...

Today, Roykstovan is open to visitors (typically between May and September), showcasing original furnishings, tools, and household items dating back centuries. Age & OriginBuilt in 11th century from driftwood; moved or reassembled. ArchitectureStone foundations; thick walls; simple smoke vent; wooden structure. Historical RoleEpiscopal seminary; site of significant documents like...