San Marino

San Marino, renowned as an oldest European state, shares border with the Italian regions of Marche and Emilia-Romagna. When compared with Monaco and the Vatican, San Marino is the third smallest country in Europe. The history of San Marino dated from 301 AD. Only component of San Marino was Mount Titano, the highest elevation of the country, later in the 14th century, the Pope allotted to it the towns of Montegiardino, Fiorentino and Serravalle.

Visit the capital city, which is allotted at the three- peaked Mount Titano. You can explore at several museums, churches, ancients forts and places. You won’t be disappointed at the 14th century San Francesco Museum, the National Museum and the Museum of Contemporary Art. Don’t miss the valuable insight into the archaeological genius of the country.

If you’re a fan of Formula One motor racing, Imola is the right place to go! Formula One Grand Prix motor race at San Marino draws some of the top racers to this city. Imola is also a home ground for top sports car manufacturers like Lamborghini and Ferrari. Overall San Marino is a treat for history enthusiast as well as sport lovers!

Top Destinations

Borgo Maggiore Chiesanuova Dogana Domagnano Faetano Fiorentino

Destination Facts

Capital: San Marino Currency: Euro Area: 61 Official Language: Italian Population: 27730 National Animal: black eagle Population Density: 454.6 National Sports: Football