Rating
4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Dana Johnson (2 years ago)
Free to enter but visiting hours to view the inside are very limited at Monday through Friday, 14:00 to 16:00. I've tried to add this to Google. We visited in late May. The interior is lovely and features the Sandavagur runestone behind the altar. Nice woodwork and colors. I recommend also viewing the statue behind the church by the water and the nearby sign describing the legend of the Shepherd of Sondum
Free to enter but visiting hours to view the inside are very limited at Monday through Friday, 14:00 to 16:00. I've tried to add this to Google. We visited in late May. The interior is lovely and features the Sandavagur runestone behind the altar. Nice woodwork and colors. I recommend also viewing the statue behind the church by the water and the nearby sign describing the legend of the Shepherd of Sondum
George Zaharieff (2 years ago)
The black sands are unique and the ocean view is really nice. Beware of the freezing wind and the cold weather in December!
The black sands are unique and the ocean view is really nice. Beware of the freezing wind and the cold weather in December!
Joy Wong (3 years ago)
Beautiful Faroese church. You’re welcome to sign the guest book, as beckoned by the friendly staff.
Beautiful Faroese church. You’re welcome to sign the guest book, as beckoned by the friendly staff.
Alison George (3 years ago)
Well worth the visit. Opening times on third photo. Wednesday to Friday, 2pm - 4pm.
Well worth the visit. Opening times on third photo. Wednesday to Friday, 2pm - 4pm.
David Smith (3 years ago)
Beautiful coloured church in Sandavagur. Also check out the statue opposite regarding the legend of the shepherd and the giant.
Beautiful coloured church in Sandavagur. Also check out the statue opposite regarding the legend of the shepherd and the giant.
