Olbia

Olbia is best known within Sardinia for its port, one of the island’s principal ferry connections with mainland Italy. Set on the Gulf of Olbia on Sardinia’s northeastern coast, the city has a working waterfront and an urban centre of its own, while the Costa Smeralda lies farther north along the coast. Corso Umberto I runs through the central streets, and the Romanesque Basilica of San Simplicio is among the area’s important medieval monuments. Olbia also has ancient roots: its National Archaeological Museum displays finds connected with the town’s Nuragic, Greek, Punic and Roman past. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Olbia and northeastern Sardinia.

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