City of San Marino
San Marino is the capital of the Republic of San Marino, a small independent country surrounded by Italian territory. The city, atop rugged Mount Titano, is known for its medieval old town and cobblestone streets. On the mountain’s eastern ridge, a path links 3 towers, part of the city’s ancient defensive system. These include the Castello della Guaita, a small fortress with crenellated walls enclosing a watchtower.
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1. State Museum of San Marino
4.3
(389)
National museum
Sights & Landmarks
Artworks, relics & archaeological finds from Ancient Egypt to the Renaissance, spread over 4 floors.
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The State Museum of San Marino offer a different exhibitions. ancient time, medieval time, midieval and modern painting. Staff is very polite.
This place was included in our shared ticket for the city... So we went. It has 5 floors of interesting objects from all ages. The toilets were very clean...
The Museo di Stato has an interesting collection of ancient artifacts as well as religious paintings. However, it does not explain all too much about the rich Sanmarinese history. Only part of the descriptions in the permanent exhibition is available in english. The temporary exhibition was italian only.
If you're into religious art this place is for you. If you're more interested in the history of San Marino maybe not so much.
The four missing stars are for the administrator of the museum.
On the 8th of march we tried to visit the State Museum. We wanted to buy tickets but we found out that cash is forbidden (we did not understand why, because we had visited "Prima Torre" and "Seconda Torre" paying with cash). We are persons over 60 years old and we felt frustrated and discriminated. We do not like to pay with card and we like to keep beautiful entry tickets (not bank statements) from the places we visit. Nevertheless, we used the card and tried to pay. But... bad luck! The Internet was down and the payment couldn't be processed. The staff was extremely kind (they deserve five stars) and they apologized several times even though it wasn't their fault. After about ten minutes without Internet, because we didn't have enough time, we had to give up and we went to visit other places. Therefore, best regards to the administrator of the museum!
Thorough museum considering the size of the country. None of it looked very exciting though and doesn't explain the history very clearly. However there are 4 floors of relics and paintings and some exhibitions (they had on lunar expeditions when we visited in November 2017). Was virtually empty when we were there even though lots of tourists were on the streets outside. Good value if using the TuttoSanMarino card and the five multi-museum pass (7.50 euros).
Of interest was the equivalent mother and child worship in ancient Egypt. Madonna and Child.
Nice National Museum. Not to big!
This is a small but fascinating museum that is an essential stop for any visitor to this wonderful country. The staff was very welcoming and proactive in providing information and context in English on the incredible painting collection and exhibit. It was so appreciated and a highlight of my visit! Thank you!
It's a cute museum but I expected it to be a museum about the history and archeology of San Marino. However, most of it is a random collection of donated artifacts only tangentially related to the country.
2. Guaita Tower
4.7
(13541)
Castle
Sights & Landmarks
Iconic 11th-century fortress on Monte Titano featuring exhibits & panoramic city views.
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Probably the most famous spot in the whole San Marino. Great view over the surrounding area, and impressive tower complex nestled on the tip of the peak.
Currently ( 30/03/2021) the main mast is closed, so cannot guarantee if the entrance is worth it, but the price is still very reasonable
Great experience, magnificent views. Visit of historical center of San Marino was nice by itself, but visit of castle, or towers on top of hill was perfect and in my opinion "must see". Only negative was that in time of our visit, expositions which should have been(as per my understanding)in towers were empty. I am totaly recommending the visit.
Very nice castle, entrance fee €8,- per person but definitely worth it! Nicely maintained and the staff is very friendly (also to foreigners). Nice views overlooking the San Marino region.
TLDR: 11 euros to see both the towers and a bunch of state museums, great viewpoint!
The first tower is up a steep hill but you’re probably used to that by now walking around San Marino 😂 eleven euros for both towers plus state museums and there are some breathtaking views from the tower, especially when you climb the very narrow stairs and mini ladder up to the top! Awesome views from the “castle” walls and nice relaxing area as well as a mini museum
Well worth the effort walking on those steep roads :)
The sunset and the panoramic views are mesmerizing!!! Perfect one day trip.
Must visit place.
Beautiful castle nestled on the top of San Marino, with awesome views of the surrounding lands, you can literally see Rimini from the tower, which is where we were staying , itself a 30 minute drive away.
We purchased the €8 ticket which meant we could visit all three towers , although the third is free to visit anyway as you can't actually access it, but still worth the walk , which is of course beautiful!
It's a small trek so you need to be able bodied plus the second tower has a steep ladder to gain access to the top.
So yes San Marino well worth a visit!
I was only planning to visit the first and the second towers. The guy at the till convinced me to pay two Euros more to see other 6 places of interest. Why not? 10€ was so cheap if you compared with other European cities. You could save 0.5€ for using the toilets at the Coins and Stamps Museum next to the Tourist Information Centre.
The Guaita Tower looks breathtaking outside. It reminded me a bit of Carcassonne with narrow footpaths and stairs. It was really windy. I almost missed the most important part of the tower/ museum - the top floor via the ladder. So no high heels and skirts. Beware of your head. Silly me, I banged my head a bit when climbing up the ladder. The view of the Second Tower, Cesta was absolutely amazing from the First Tower. It's so worthy.
This first tower is a great start for what it can be a very pleasant experience in San Marino. The price of 6 euros pays off by the view it provides of the second tower in the furthermore mountains. It’s a small area that covers the fortress wall and tower. In a bright day you can see the city coast of Rimini and if any luck even Croatia’s islands.
a city with medieval architecture, very picturesque. It has many shops and restaurants for coffee and food. The prices are very good! If it's anywhere near Italy, it's worth the effort to go to San Marino
San Marino, an amazing place. The views are breathtaking. Lots of lovely little shops to explore.,museums and restaurants. Well worth visit. Very steep at times and cobbled streets. Cable car ride aswell.
Just saw it from outside, but looked very nice. Wonderful to build at the top of the hill. Enjoyed the view, even from outside.
Overall it is a beautiful place. We arrived lately, closely ti the end of opening hours so we could not enter inside the tower. Beside this, the weather conditions were too bad that time. Unfortunately we catched thunderstorm and hailstorm so we had to stop some times and wait for storms to weaken in our upsairs trip from parking place to the tower.
Stunning views of both the entire San Marino and Italy for tens of kilometers. An interesting and complex structure right on the rock. It is always informative to plunge into the atmosphere of antiquity. Many cafes and shops near the fortress. You can enjoy the view of the city and the fortress directly from the cafe.
A walk through the alleys and small shops, until you reach the three trorri; a visit to the Titanus Museum - Multimedia Experience to discover the proud history of the independence of the Republic of San Marino. A real discovery!🙂
The Guaita Tower in San Marino is a captivating historical landmark that offers visitors a glimpse into the rich history of this small republic. Dating back to the 11th century, the Guaita Tower is the oldest of the three towers in San Marino and stands proudly atop Mount Titano, providing breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
Stepping into the Guaita Tower feels like stepping back in time, as visitors explore its ancient walls and winding staircases. The tower's strategic location played a crucial role in San Marino's defense throughout the centuries, making it a symbol of the republic's resilience and independence.
Aside from its historical significance, the Guaita Tower also boasts stunning hiking trails that lead adventurous souls through lush forests and rugged terrain, offering unparalleled views of the picturesque countryside below. Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply seeking natural beauty, a visit to the Guaita Tower promises an unforgettable experience filled with awe-inspiring vistas and fascinating tales of times gone by.
Best view of San Marino, just take a short stroll down through the pass between here and the second tower. Picturesque and breathtaking, especially after foggy night and morning. Within a couple of steps, it is possible to see both sides of the rocky hill of San Marino.
The main tower of San Marino, it's a museum that you can enter. It's almost at the top of the country. It's in very good shape. Worth visiting.
Beautiful panoramic views from San Marino. Well worth a visit. There is a cable car but it is a fairly easy walk if you make sure to pause for regular breaks to take photos and catch your breath! It can be very busy and touristy so bear that in mind when you go. The shops sell a lot of tourist 'tat', which may or may not appeal, but it's easy to avoid and find relatively quiet areas to just admire the view and take in the beauty of the location, especially on a clear day when you can see the Adriatic sea in the distance.
The Guaita Tower, also known simply as the First Tower, is one of the three iconic towers on Mount Titano in San Marino.
Guaita is the oldest and most famous of the three towers, dating back to the 11th century. Its primary function was as a defensive fortress.
Perched on the highest peak of Mount Titano, Guaita Tower provides panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and the rest of San Marino.
The tower features medieval military architecture with a distinctive square shape. Over the centuries, it underwent several modifications and expansions.
Visitors can access Guaita Tower, explore its interior, and enjoy the scenic vistas. The climb to the tower involves a steep but rewarding ascent. The ticket costs 4€.
Along with the other two towers (Cesta and Montale), is a symbol of San Marino and is depicted on the country's national flag.
Visiting Guaita Tower offers not only a glimpse into the medieval history of San Marino but also a breathtaking view of the picturesque landscape surrounding this small republic.
3. Public Palace of the Republic of San Marino
4.8
(599)
Government office
Sights & Landmarks
Originally built in the late 1800s, this celebrated building remains the city government's seat.
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Beautifully decorated both outside and inside, even tho we couldnt really step in, but security was really friendly
I wasn’t expecting much but it was a beautiful building! I took the advice from the lady in the museum. Thanks!
I only visited it externally but I can say that it is still a beautiful building
All day was really amazing. Local spirit is very interesting. Many shops with souvenirs, cafes and restaurants. For 10 eur per person you can go to the highest tower and 5 more museus in the city.
Nice sunset view from the terrace.
One of our favourite places in this area: Palazzo Pubblico with its square crenelated tower was built in the late 1800s. The facade is decorated with coats-of-arms of the Republic and its four municipalities, and inside, a staircase leads to the Council Hall on the top floor. It’s pretty crowded during the summer. 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸
Historic building that still serves as a government seat to the city. With official ceremonies taking place within, there are guards who stand in front of the entrance doors, as it was in the past, giving the tourists quite the interesting photo opportunities.
Beautiful place and amazing view for San Marino landscape.
the most beautiful view that I have seen in my life. excellent store prices. the best experience of Italy.
Palazzo Pubblico is a lovely building. It is located in the small but beautiful Piazza della Liberta square. The Palazzo Pubblico ( Public Palace ) building of San Marino, also known as Palazzo del Governo, is the place where the official ceremonies of the Republic of San Marino are held and is the seat of the main institutional and administrative bodies, such as the Captains Regent, the Great and General Council, the Council of the XII and the Congress of State. The rich history of this building is extremely interesting. The building stands where once stood the Domus Magna Comunis, that is the old palace, dated around the end of the fourteenth century (1380-1392). The new public building was built between 1884 and 1894 to a design by the Roman architect Francesco Azzurri, who designed it in the severe and simple style of the municipal buildings of the 13th and 14th centuries. The facade of the public building is supported by three pointed arches and is characterized by the presence of three large openings and the clock tower. On the right of the façade is a bronze statue of the founder of the Republic, the Saint Marino, built in 1894 by the sculptor Giulio Tadolini. On the clock tower is possible to see a mosaic triptych depicting the saints Leo, Agata and Marino. The interior of the Palazzo Publico is extremely richly decorated with paintings, statues, frescoes from the Atri, hall of the Council of the XII until hall of the Great and General Council.
This is a beautiful and historic building next to one of the prettiest squares in the country/city. The building is also the official government building for the country but hardly anyone seems to visit it (though we were there on a Sunday). Use your TuttoSanMarino card to buy the five multi-museum pass for 7.50 euros (for this palace, two other museums and the two towers) - which is excellent value as just seeing the two towers costs 6.50 euros and this museum is 3 euros otherwise.
Inside there is an entrance hall and up a flight of stairs there are two chambers: the main general council chamber with a huge painting of San Marino presumably. Another smaller chamber is next to it but you cannot go inside it. Also there is a bust of Abraham Lincoln and a quote he made about the country. All in all, it's worth a quick look but only takes about 10-15 minutes.
4. Public Palace of the Republic of San Marino
4.8
(599)
Government office
Sights & Landmarks
Originally built in the late 1800s, this celebrated building remains the city government's seat.
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Beautifully decorated both outside and inside, even tho we couldnt really step in, but security was really friendly
I wasn’t expecting much but it was a beautiful building! I took the advice from the lady in the museum. Thanks!
I only visited it externally but I can say that it is still a beautiful building
All day was really amazing. Local spirit is very interesting. Many shops with souvenirs, cafes and restaurants. For 10 eur per person you can go to the highest tower and 5 more museus in the city.
Nice sunset view from the terrace.
One of our favourite places in this area: Palazzo Pubblico with its square crenelated tower was built in the late 1800s. The facade is decorated with coats-of-arms of the Republic and its four municipalities, and inside, a staircase leads to the Council Hall on the top floor. It’s pretty crowded during the summer. 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸
Historic building that still serves as a government seat to the city. With official ceremonies taking place within, there are guards who stand in front of the entrance doors, as it was in the past, giving the tourists quite the interesting photo opportunities.
Beautiful place and amazing view for San Marino landscape.
the most beautiful view that I have seen in my life. excellent store prices. the best experience of Italy.
Palazzo Pubblico is a lovely building. It is located in the small but beautiful Piazza della Liberta square. The Palazzo Pubblico ( Public Palace ) building of San Marino, also known as Palazzo del Governo, is the place where the official ceremonies of the Republic of San Marino are held and is the seat of the main institutional and administrative bodies, such as the Captains Regent, the Great and General Council, the Council of the XII and the Congress of State. The rich history of this building is extremely interesting. The building stands where once stood the Domus Magna Comunis, that is the old palace, dated around the end of the fourteenth century (1380-1392). The new public building was built between 1884 and 1894 to a design by the Roman architect Francesco Azzurri, who designed it in the severe and simple style of the municipal buildings of the 13th and 14th centuries. The facade of the public building is supported by three pointed arches and is characterized by the presence of three large openings and the clock tower. On the right of the façade is a bronze statue of the founder of the Republic, the Saint Marino, built in 1894 by the sculptor Giulio Tadolini. On the clock tower is possible to see a mosaic triptych depicting the saints Leo, Agata and Marino. The interior of the Palazzo Publico is extremely richly decorated with paintings, statues, frescoes from the Atri, hall of the Council of the XII until hall of the Great and General Council.
This is a beautiful and historic building next to one of the prettiest squares in the country/city. The building is also the official government building for the country but hardly anyone seems to visit it (though we were there on a Sunday). Use your TuttoSanMarino card to buy the five multi-museum pass for 7.50 euros (for this palace, two other museums and the two towers) - which is excellent value as just seeing the two towers costs 6.50 euros and this museum is 3 euros otherwise.
Inside there is an entrance hall and up a flight of stairs there are two chambers: the main general council chamber with a huge painting of San Marino presumably. Another smaller chamber is next to it but you cannot go inside it. Also there is a bust of Abraham Lincoln and a quote he made about the country. All in all, it's worth a quick look but only takes about 10-15 minutes.
5. Museo di criminologia medioevale e della tortura
4.3
(560)
History museum
Museums
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There are many wonderful things in the world.
When many people live on the same mountain.
For example - San Marino, where we were in 2013.
Wonderful place to visit and especially if you want to add to the number of countries you have visited.
Small but interesting museum on medieval instruments of torture. Not for the faint-hearted. Descriptions are in italian, english, french, and german. They explain how the instruments were used and give some historical context.
Definitely worth visiting. Three and a half floors of exposition with detailed describing help you understand what actually good times we live in. Full ticket costs 8,5 Eur. Though "criminology" in museum's name might be misleading, it is mostly about torture - inquisition, cultural, etc.
Would love to have spent more time in here such was the huge amount of information and things on display. However I got here shortly after arriving in the town and about 45 minutes before the museum was due to close. A fascinating place for anyone with an interest in medieval Europe and the laws of that time. Some of it was a bit gruesome but other parts more light hearted and sure to bring a chuckle to even the most somber person. Would like to have a better look around next time.
Little Museum on 3 floors.Very Interesting to see and read the historic facts.
8.50 Euro entrance is OK.
No toilets in the Museum.
Small museum where you can see a few historical torture tools with a short explanation of its uses.
I don't recommend it to sensitive people as it is a bit impressive to see how much time and work it's been given to such evil tools.
I didn't feel comfortable and ended up being on a hurry to leave.
There are discounts for students and military staff.
It's very informative (sometimes too much). There aren't that many gorry pictures but the descriptions are explicit enough. It's not for everybody! Good education though.
Makes you think how people didn't value life and enjoyed somebody else's suffering.
An interesting place. More exhibits will be good for 8.50 euro.
This place have great atmosphere and is very well organized. Everything is well described and interesting. It’s not too big so you won’t get tired of it. All the exhibits are cool!
We enjoyed our visit in the museum,worth to visit if u like the history.
Very nice walking place
6. Basilica of Saint Marinus
4.6
(2020)
Basilica
Sights & Landmarks
Neoclassical 19th-century church with relics of San Marino, the patron saint of the Republic.
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The Basilica of Saint Marinus stands as a testament to both architectural grandeur and historical significance. Located in the heart of San Marino, this magnificent basilica holds a pivotal role in the country's cultural heritage.
Constructed in honor of Saint Marinus, the founder of the Republic of San Marino, the basilica dates back to the 19th century, although its origins trace further into the annals of history. Its striking façade, adorned with intricate details and elegant columns, captivates visitors from afar, inviting them to delve into the rich tapestry of San Marino's past.
Beyond its aesthetic allure, the basilica serves as a spiritual beacon for locals and pilgrims alike, offering a tranquil sanctuary for reflection and prayer. The interior is adorned with exquisite frescoes, ornate altars, and majestic stained glass windows, each telling a story of faith and devotion.
Stepping inside, visitors are enveloped in a sense of reverence and awe, as the sacred atmosphere of the basilica washes over them. Whether admiring its architectural splendor or seeking solace in its hallowed halls, the Basilica of Saint Marinus leaves an indelible impression on all who visit.
In conclusion, the Basilica of Saint Marinus is not only a stunning architectural marvel but also a symbol of spiritual significance deeply ingrained in the history and culture of San Marino. Its beauty and historical importance make it a must-visit destination for travelers exploring this charming microstate.
The Basilica di San Marino is a Catholic church located in the Republic of San Marino. While the country has a distinct domination of historic religious buildings of Christian faith, the basilica is the main church of the City of San Marino. It is situated on Piazzale Domus Plebis in the northeastern edge of the city, adjacent to the Church of St. Peter. It is dedicated to Saint Marinus, the founder and patron of the Republic
The present church was built in 1836 in place of an earlier one that dated to 7th century. It is built in the Neoclassical style, with a porch of eight Corinthian columns. Relics of St. Marino are enshrined in the basilica
An old and historical place. From the inside, it makes you go to the past and authenticity, the place is religious and shows the greatness of architecture at that time. Entrance is free to this place, you can pray and light candles as well. You can sit inside, I really recommend this place to visit.
The Basilica del Santo in San Marino is a must-visit for anyone traveling to this beautiful country. The stunning architecture of the basilica is truly breathtaking, and the interior is equally as impressive with its intricate details and beautiful artwork. The views of San Marino from the basilica are also incredible, with stunning vistas stretching out in every direction. I highly recommend visiting this beautiful site if you're in the area.
Looks a bit plain from the outside, but once you go inside, it's totally worth it. The detail of the carvings on the roof is quite impressive. To add on to that, you can find a statue of Saint Marinus (the patron saint of the country) on the altar.
Beauty Inside and out.
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Amazing place with amazing story. If you are in the San Marino you must see this church!
Great place to visit - day trip
The basilic is unique. It is inaugurated in 1828. Inside is a large with many sculptures. You can visit follow rules and keep silence.
Great architecture. It is worth the extra steps to visit, rest, and contemplate.
It was a surprise to see it internally. In fact, I didn't think it was so beautiful! Outside it is just as beautiful and the square that surrounds it is also very beautiful
Different but worth visiting!
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San Marino's highest mountain, home of the capital city & 3 peaks topped by medieval towers.
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Historical landmark
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Historic tower featuring a small weapons museum & sweeping city, mountain & sea views.
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