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The world's oldest surviving republic, three medieval fortress towers crowning a mountain above the Italian countryside, and a country entirely surrounded by another.
Explore San Marino on the map →Guaita, Cesta, and Montale line a ridge atop Monte Titano, connected by the scenic Passo delle Streghe walking path with sweeping countryside views.
Dating to the 11th century, the oldest and most iconic of San Marino's fortresses, historically used as a prison and now open to visitors.
Narrow stone streets and squares perched high above the surrounding Italian countryside, with views stretching to the Adriatic on clear days.
A neoclassical basilica holding the relics of Saint Marinus, the stonemason traditionally credited with founding the republic in 301 AD.