Olbia, the oldest consolidated human settlement on the Eastern Coast of Gallura, was founded by an ancient Nuragic civilization. It is the largest city in this area, and having both a tourist and commercial port, as well as a busy airport, is easily reached by sea or by air. There is an industrial area and artisans quarter. The heart of Olbia is the town's historic center, with its wealth of shops and small restaurants. Its beaches are superb; beaches such as those of the Cala Sassari bay at the start of the Olbia coast. Close by one finds the Nuragic Well Sa Testa and Punta di Filio. To see: the Parish Church of St Paolo in Piazza Civita, and the Simplicio Church in Via Simplicio. The most popular local events include that in honor of St Simplicio, known as the 'Festa Manna' the Mussels fair and the International Folklore Week with numerous films and musical and theatrical performances.

Restaurants

Restaurants

La Petronilla - Porto Cervo

La Petronilla is a family restaurant on the Emerald Coast.

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Cantina del Vermentino-Monti - Gallura

Established in 1956, is the first Sardinian Winery to have sold large stocks of bottled wines.