San Marino

Nature

Monte Titano

The highest peak in San Marino at 739 meters above sea level, forming part of the Apennine mountain range. It is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site together with the historic center of San Marino.

Temples & religious sites

Basilica di San Marino

A basilica located on Piazza Domus Plebis in the city of San Marino, one of the city's landmark buildings. It's also worth noting for its appearance on the San Marino 10-cent euro coin.

Nature

Guaita

Guaita is the first of the three towers in the city of San Marino, also known as Guaita or Rocca. It is one of the country's most iconic landmarks and well worth a visit.

Museums & galleries

De La Fratta

The Seconda Torre is the second of the three towers in the city of San Marino, commonly known as Cesta. It is regarded as one of San Marino's iconic landmarks.

Nature

Montale

Montale is the third of the three towers in the city of San Marino. Together with the other two towers, it is regarded as one of the country's iconic sights.

Nature

Monte San Cristoforo

A mountain in southern San Marino stretching between the villages of Fiorentino and Montegiardino, rising to 534 meters. Its gentle ridge makes for a pleasant climb with views of San Marino's countryside.

Museums & galleries

Fortress of San Leo

A fortress perched on a mountain along the border of Italy's Romagna and Marche regions, known as the place where the alchemist Count Cagliostro died. Once a residence of the Montefeltro family, it now operates as a museum.

Temples & religious sites

Chiesa di San Francesco

This historic church stands in the heart of San Marino City and was built in 1361. It's a great spot to enjoy a stroll through the old town while admiring its antique architecture.