Appartamento in Via Felice Cavallotti, 28, Centro, Piombino,

The inland landscape rises into the low hills of the Colline Metallifere. The town sits on the Tyrrhenian Sea on the Gulf of Follonica with the Bay of Baratti and several beaches and small headlands within 15 km. The Parco Nazionale dell'Arcipelago Toscano (marine and island national park) lies offshore and Piombino is the mainland ferry gateway to Elba. The Parco archeologico di Baratti e Populonia (Etruscan necropolis and archaeological area) is immediately to the south of Piombino within a few kilometres. There are protected coastal stretches and pinewoods nearby, including the Pineta di Rimigliano and local coastal reserves. Piombino is a commercial port with regular ferry services to Elba and has cargo port infrastructure and a large former steelworks/industrial complex and associated harbour facilities. No city larger than Piombino lies within 15 km; the nearest larger mainland cities are Livorno and Grosseto at roughly 60–70 km. The area is known for its Etruscan archaeology, ferry connections to Elba and for being a working port and industrialised harbour zone.