Olbia, known as "Terranoa" in Sardinian and "Tarranoa" in Gallurese, is a captivating city in northeastern Sardinia. Situated along the Gulf of Olbia, close to the Costa Smeralda tourist area, Olbia boasts a rich history. Originally called Olbia in Roman times and Civita during the Middle Ages, it regained its official name during the fascist period. Today, Olbia serves as the economic center for this part of the island, with thriving commercial centers and a flourishing food industry.

History buffs can delve into the past at the Museo Archeologico archaeological museum or explore the ancient Basilica di San Simplicio church. Uncover Sardinia's prehistoric past at the Nuragic Tomba dei Giganti Su Monte 'e S’Abe, a giant's tomb.

Olbia offers a diverse range of shopping options. Find fashion, food, and more at the Centro Commerciale Terranova shopping mall. Hunt for unique treasures at the Mercato Porto Romano flea market. For art enthusiasts, explore the contemporary art galleries at Artport Gallery.

Nightlife in Olbia caters to a variety of tastes. Enjoy drinks and wine bars at Spirits Boutique, find specialty wines at La Bottega del Vino di Luigi Varchetta, or discover unique sandals at Sandali Amalia.