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Closed until further notice. Apart from the village of Mykines, this lighthouse (and the lightkeeper's cottage) is the only other human-built feature on Mykines. It was built in 1909 to aid ships, before it also functioned as a weather station. Today, the lighthouse is entirely automated, you may still see the light blinking every 20 seconds during the summer. The lighthouse does blend in with the landscape, and is a good place to take photos.
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Church of Mykines
A small church built in 1862 and restored in 1879. Like many other Faroese churches, this church is Lutheran.