Piombino
The port of Piombino / Elba is reached by the Pisa-Livorno-Grosseto exit Venturina and following the SS398 leading to the port.
Piombino is an Italian town of 33 958 inhabitants in the province of Livorno in Tuscany. The main center of the Val di Cornia and the main pole of the steel industry in Tuscany, is the second port of Tuscany after that of Livorno.
The city preserves numerous testimonies of its glorious past, from the Etruscan origins to the Principality of Piombino of which it was the capital; its long history can be summarized in the architectural monuments and in the works of art that are conserved in the historical center, whose splendor also contributed by Leonardo da Vinci and Andrea Guardi.
Piombino is an Italian town of 33 958 inhabitants in the province of Livorno in Tuscany. The main center of the Val di Cornia and the main pole of the steel industry in Tuscany, is the second port of Tuscany after that of Livorno.
The city preserves numerous testimonies of its glorious past, from the Etruscan origins to the Principality of Piombino of which it was the capital; its long history can be summarized in the architectural monuments and in the works of art that are conserved in the historical center, whose splendor also contributed by Leonardo da Vinci and Andrea Guardi.
Olbia
Olbia is a coastal town in the north-east of Sardinia. It is known for the medieval Basilica of San Simplicio and for the numerous cafés in the central squares such as Piazza Matteotti. In the area east of the long sea lined with palm trees, the Archaeological Museum of Oblia exhibits departments ranging from nuragic artefacts to Roman warships. The Nuraghe Riu Mulinu is an archaeological site in the hills overlooking the Gulf of Olbia.
Ferries connect Olbia with the Italian mainland, exactly with the ports of Genoa, Livorno, Piombino and Civitavecchia, near Rome.
Other ferry connections are available from Golfo Aranci, about 16 Km north of Olbia.
Ferries connect Olbia with the Italian mainland, exactly with the ports of Genoa, Livorno, Piombino and Civitavecchia, near Rome.
Other ferry connections are available from Golfo Aranci, about 16 Km north of Olbia.
