The Republic of San Marino It is a small state in Italian territory that is very close to the Adriatic Sea and at the foot of Mount Titano. With many spectacular landscapes, it is made up of 9 small towns led by San Marino, the capital. You do not require many days to visit them all and the truth is that it is worth it because in each one there are interesting places to discover.
Today I will tell you about the most important towns of San Marino and what you can find in them. Take note:
– San Marino: In this small capital you can discover a very valuable historical and architectural heritage, not only in its museums but also in each and every one of its streets. Millions of tourists visit it every year and they can also enjoy the great variety of restaurants, bars and shops there are.
– Borgo Maggiore: Its historic center is a World Heritage Site thanks to the typical medieval alleys full of charm. There is a cable car to go up to the center and enjoy the wonderful views of the town and neighboring towns.
– Serravalle: It was a very important city when the Republic was obtained, and proof of this is the spectacular castle that still stands today. Many alleys in the historic center to explore on foot and soak up all its history. Highlight the sports center, one of the best in the country.
– Phenate: In the center you can find very interesting places such as the Church (from the 19th century) or the Casa del Castello. In addition, there is a fishing lake that offers fantastic views and you can also take several trips on the river.
– Chiesanuova: This small town owes its origin to a medieval castle and the Busignano Court. You can enjoy very beautiful landscapes and one of the best natural environments in all of San Marino.
Little Europe: San Marino (April 2024)
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