Franco Franchini Rio Park House
History, NatureA welcoming spot to find information and learn about the natural and cultural history of the mining area of the island
A welcoming spot to find information and learn about the natural and cultural history of the mining area of the island
A special place where you can find naturalistic, environmental and historical information on the infinite richness of the territory.
An incredible journey to discover the history of this small island in a modern museum created by the Tuscan Archipelago National Park Authority.
From the depths of the only underground tunnel in Elba, to the colours of the beaches of the mine, you will discover an ancient and fascinating world, built around iron and dazzled by the sea of Capoliveri.
Today, recently restored, it is the only one on the island to offer important theatrical and musical events, including international ones.
The traces of Giglio Porto’s ancient history blend with its modern town… a simple walk through the village streets in search of the Roman walls will give you an immediate idea of the size of the Villa del Saraceno!
The unique panorama offers a birds-eye view of the central part of the island with its soft hills, the wide southern gulfs and the unique shape of the Gulf of Portoferraio, as well as the rugged island of Capraia and the isle of Corsica.
The ancient octagonal tower houses large exhibition spaces and a panoramic terrace with views across the sea.
A defensive fortress where visitors can admire an enchanting panorama from a raised walkway
Carved from the rock under the historic centre of the village of Marciana, a numismatic collection that tells the story of the Appiani family
The Nat-Lab, a natural laboratory museum, is the right place to discover the incredible biodiversity of the Tuscan Archipelago
Welcome to the sooty island, the island where iron flows through its veins. Welcome to Rio Marina, where the living rock shines under the sun and its essence is powerfully released. The smell of iron, mineral taste, a blood-red and ochre-yellow wound that stretches out and sinks into a turquoise sea is slowly reborn and […]