Your visit to San Marino begins at Piazza della Liberta, where you can admire the Statua della Liberta before heading to the Palazzo Pubblico, the neo-Gothic Town Hall that houses the government and welcomes visitors during set hours. Next, explore the Guaita Tower, the 11th-century fortress once used as a prison, lookout, and refuge, and climb to its top for sweeping countryside views. Continue to the Basilica di San Marino, the city’s largest church built in neoclassical style over the remains of a fourth-century Romanesque structure, with its long nave and side aisles adorned with altars. From there, ride the Monte Titano cable car at Piazzale Campo della Fiera, 10, enjoying stunning views of the Adriatic coastline, rooftops, and farmland as you ascend to the historic center. Conclude your journey at the Museo di Stato, where collections of artwork and artifacts showcase the rich history and culture of San Marino.

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller

Public transportation options are available nearby

Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health

Suitable for all physical fitness levels