Faroe Islands, also spelled the Faeroe Islands, is an autonomous territory within the Kingdom of Denmark. This North Atlantic archipelago comprises 18 islands, known for their rugged landscapes, birdlife, and rich fishing grounds. The Faroe Islands have a population of around 53,000 people and are located between Iceland and Norway. The economy is primarily based on fishing, aquaculture, and tourism. The islands have a distinctive culture with its own language, Faroese, and traditional Scandinavian customs. The capital and largest city is Tórshavn.