San Marino – what to see and do

San Marino, perched on Monte Titano, is the world's oldest republic and a UNESCO site .

Must‑see Sights

·       Three Towers (Guaita, Cesta, Montale): medieval fortresses with panoramic views; Cesta houses an arms museum with 1,550+ pieces (Wikipedia). Montale is view‑only (Wikipedia).

·       Witches’ Path: scenic stone path between towers (Helen on her Holidays).

·       Cable car: quick hill climb with Adriatic views (NEXT LEVEL OF TRAVEL).

·       Historic centre & Liberty Square: pedestrian area with boutiques and guard‑changing ceremony .

Museums & Culture

·       National Museum, Ancient Arms Museum, Wax, Torture & Curiosities Museums (Walks of Italy).

·       Modern Art Gallery since 1956 (Finestre sull'Arte).

·       Agricultural Museum with cooking lessons .

Activities & Events

·       Medieval days, jazz festivals, and music in summer (The Crazy Tourist).

·       Crossbow competitions in September (Helen on her Holidays).

·       Guard changing ceremony in summer (Walks of Italy).

Outdoor Fun

·       Hiking via Witches’ Path.

·       Tandem paragliding over Monte Titano (The Scottish Sun, NomadTreneur).

·       Cycling and mountain biking routes (NomadTreneur).

·       Nearby golf course in Verucchio (NomadTreneur).

Local Flavours

·       Traditional dishes: piada, rabbit stew, bean soup (Walks of Italy).

·       Taste Torta Tre Monti cake (Condé Nast Traveler).

·       Dine with stunning views .

Shopping & Wellness

·       VAT‑free shopping in outlets and boutiques (Walks of Italy).

·       Spa and wellness options available (The Sun).

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