Private Tour

Guided Tour and Final Tasting in San Marino

Overview

Available languages

English

Italian

1 hour 15 minutes

Mobile ticket

Visit the Historic Center of the oldest Republic in the world!!

Accompanied by an expert official Tour Guide, you will discover the most characteristic, scenic and rich in history and traditions.

The meeting is scheduled at the main access gate to the city, Porta San Francesco, and then walk through the districts of the Old Town.

Hearing anecdotes, characters and events that created the historical and cultural heritage of the Republic of San Marino, you will admire the unique main and panoramic monuments.

The tour ends with a personalized tasting of typical products in the selected restaurant.

The menu:

Raw ham flake, coppa, rolled bacon, Romagna salami

Truffled cooked ham, bresaola, porchetta and smoked breech from San Marino.

Local cheeses, honey and jam "Four Seasons" of San Marino

Piadina and focaccia of our production

Sparkling and vermouth cocktails

*vegetarian variations on request directly in the room.

Additional Info

Service animals allowed

Public transportation options are available nearby

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

What‘s Included

Chopping board with typical local products

Authorized guide during the tour in the historic center

Special cocktail bubbles and vermouth

Entrance tickets to the Museums

Private transportation

What To Expect

Porta San Francesco

Porta San Francesco or Porta del Paese is an ancient guard post in Città di San Marino built in 1361, in ancient times it represented the main access to the city.

Admission Not Applicable

Cava dei Balestrieri

The Cava dei Balestrieri is a historic landmark of the city a few steps from the cable car stop. Its initial use (in the last twenty years of the nineteenth century) was precisely as a quarry for the recovery of materials and for the extraction of the stone necessary for the restoration of the nearby Palazzo Pubblico. Later, according to the project proposal of architect Gino Zani in 1935, it would be used as a place on which to erect a new Palazzo degli Uffici. With the Second World War and the bombings of 1944 this project was definitively abandoned and only the high base that supports the road remained and that today is part of the Monument to the Fallen.

5 minutes • Admission Not Applicable