After the Greeks came the Carthaginians and finally, in 238 BC, the Romans, who dominated Sardinia until the arrival of the Vandals, in 456 AD. , and thanks to these historical periods, Olbia has many monuments and an archaeological museum that houses precious finds. In the medieval period the town shrank and so its economy but, in the last 50 years, we can consider it a booming town. I've been living in Olbia more than thirty years and in this period I've witnessed an extraordinary development, thanks mostly to its many beautiful beaches and spectacular landscape, very much appreciated by the tourists.

The itinerary is all around the Olbia area: we start with the city center, a rather small area, that includes the San Simplicio church ( built with granite blocks on the eleventh century) then we pass through the Corso Umberto ( the main shopping area of Olbia ) to reach the archeological museum. After the museum we go the Castle of Pedres ( built in the XI cent. ) and to the nearby tomb of giants of Su monte e s'abe, a prehistoric collective tomb of 4000 years ago. Also we will take the very panoramic road to Golfo Aranci to admire the Golf of Olbia.