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It's always nice to visit San Marino

Monumental towers with great views from up there.

Here are the most important sights in San Marino – briefly and clearly: Three towers on Monte Titano 🏰 Guaita, Cesta, and Montale – medieval fortresses and landmarks of the country. Old Town of San Marino 🏛️ UNESCO World Heritage Site, narrow streets, historic buildings. Piazza della Libertà & Palazzo Pubblico 🇸🇲 Main square with the government building, changing of the guard by the Guardia di Rocca. Basilica of Saint Marinus ⛪ Church in honor of the founder of the state. Museums 🎨 State Museum, Coin and Stamp Museum, and several museums of curiosities (e.g., the Torture Museum). Mount Monte Titano ⛰️ Breathtaking views across Italy to the Adriatic Sea.

Napoleon (18th century): Respected San Marino's independence. 19th century: Supported the Italian unification movement, yet remained sovereign. 20th century: Survived fascism and world wars independently. Since 1992: Member of the UN, considered the oldest existing republic in the world. In short: Independent and self-determined for over 1,700 years.

Founding (301 AD): According to legend, San Marino was founded by the Christian stonemason Marinus of Rab, who fled persecution in Dalmatia and established a small community on Monte Titano. It developed into an independent republic and remained independent.

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Beautiful old town in summer tiring to walk

San Marino is a stunningly beautiful place. A trip here is well worth it. You should definitely climb the towers; the view is amazing.