Tvøroyri
Tvøroyri, town on Suðuroy (Faroe Islands) - Stadt auf Suðuroy (Färöer) - By på Suderø (Færøerne)
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Winter: 19 November 2004
Small shop in Tvøroyri, now a pub and museum.
Old Storage houses (Pakkhús) in the harbour of Tvøroyri
Sevmýri football stadium in Tvøroyri, Faroe Islands
Trongisvágur, Tvøroyri, Faroe Islands
Trongisvágur, Tvøroyri, Faroe Islands
Winter scenery from Trongisvágur, Tvøroyri, Faroe Islands.
Boatsengine, Museum of Tvøroyri (Tvøroyrar Sjó- og Bygdarsavn).
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Undir Heygnum in Tvøroyri
Miðbrekkan, a street in Tvøroyri
Suðuroyar Sjúkrahús, the Suduroy Hospital.
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The Church of Tvøroyri
Boats in Tvøroyri
Jóansøkufestivalurin, a musical festival in Tvøroyri, 2009.
Rowing competition on Jóansøka, the village festival of Suðuroy.
Frælsi (Freedom), a sculpture in Tvøroyri by Palle Julsgart.
The river in the Park of Trongisvágur. Tvøroyri is in the background.
Tvøroyri, 1899
Tvøroyri, 1899
Tvøroyri, 1899
Tvøroyri, 1899
Tvøroyri, 1899
Fowlers south of Tvøroyri, 1899
The first Smyril ca. 1899 in Tvøroyri
Tvøroyri 1899
Same house 2007, it is now museum
Park in front of the church
Park at the Hospital
General view of the town
Trongisvágur
The boat Naddoddur, built by Johan Olsen from Tvøroyri
People from Tvøroyri[edit]
Jóannes Eidesgaard, former Prime Minister and Finance Minister of the Faroe Islands
Anna Kirstin Thomsen, manager of the Sail Loft and the Pub.
Shaila Millum Garðarnar, a swimmer from Tvøroyri.
Malan Bærendsen, a swimmer from Tvøroyri.
Brandur Enni, singer, songwriter and composer from Tvøroyri.
Tróndur Enni, a singer and musician from Tvøroyri. Tróndur and Brandur Enni are brothers.
Guðrun Sólja Jacobsen is a singer from Tvøroyri.
TB Tvøroyri football players: Rógvi Joensen and Bárður A. Dimon (captain of the team in 2011).
Johan Olsen, boat builder from Tvøroyri.
Palle Julsgart, Sculptor and owner of Art Gallery Oyggin.
Tvøroyrar Hornorkestur (Brass Band of Tvøroyri) performing at Seglloftið.
Tvøroyri Brass Band (Tvøroyrar Hornorkestur).
Stamps[edit]
Christmas stamp of 2004: Church of Tvøroyri.
