Elba

Elba is a small Italian island in the Mediterranean Sea, located near Tuscany. Known for its natural beauty and clear waters, it has a rich history dating back to ancient times, including as a place of exile. Most famously, Napoleon Bonaparte was exiled there in 1814 after his defeat, living on the island for about ten months before escaping. Today, Elba is a popular tourist destination, appreciated for its scenic landscapes, beaches, and historical sites. Despite its small size, it offers a mix of cultural heritage and outdoor activities, making it a notable location both historically and environmentally.