Sardinian flair in Olbia, an idyllic town in Sardinia
Olbia is an idyllic city in northeastern Sardinia, whose winding streets contrast beautifully with the inviting harbor promenade.
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Sardinia is the second-largest island in the Mediterranean Sea and belongs to Italy. Its capital is Cagliari, located in the south. The island is famous for its diverse landscapes: stunning beaches with turquoise waters, rugged coastlines, mountain ranges in the interior, and archaeological sites such as the prehistoric Nuraghi, Sardinia’s distinctive stone towers. Culturally, Sardinia combines Italian influences with unique local traditions, including language, cuisine, and festivals. It is a popular destination for beach holidays, hiking, and historical tourism.