flag: Faroe Islands

The Faroe Islands, a self-governing archipelago under Denmark, are located in the North Atlantic and consist of 18 islands. Their flag features a white background with a blue and red cross.

The islands are known for their stunning cliffs and lush green meadows, where sheep graze freely.

The Faroese flag, following the traditional Nordic cross design, was first used in 1940 during the British occupation. The region also bears historical traces of the Vikings.

In modern times, sustainable aquaculture and tourism have flourished, and traditional music and dance culture are particularly well-preserved. Contemporary music festivals like the G! Festival also take place, creating a harmony between tradition and modernity.