San Marino

The capital city is situated on the slopes of Mount Titano and is known for its medieval architecture and narrow cobblestone streets.

Constructed in the 11th century, this is the oldest and most famous of the three towers that guard the city of San Marino.

Located on the highest peak of Mount Titano, this defensive tower houses the Museum of Ancient Arms.

The smallest of the three towers, this structure was historically used as a prison and a lookout point.

The central square of San Marino serves as the main meeting point and the location of the Palazzo Pubblico.

This town sits at the foot of Mount Titano and serves as a major commercial hub connected to the capital by a funicular.

This neoclassical cathedral is the main church of the city and houses the relics of the patron saint of the republic.

The most populous municipality in San Marino, it is home to the Olympic Stadium and many industrial developments.

A historic settlement known for its rural charm and the ruins of the castle of Montelupo.

This tranquil village is located in the eastern part of the republic and is famous for its natural beauty and historical significance.