3 historic sites
Castles in San Marino
The world's oldest republic, San Marino clings to three limestone peaks — the Three Towers of Mount Titano — and has maintained uninterrupted self-governance since the 13th century. Surrounded entirely by Italy, this UNESCO-listed microstate offers one of Europe's most unusual heritage experiences: a medieval fortress complex that is simultaneously a living national capital and the enduring symbol of seven centuries of democratic sovereignty.
san marino · City of San Marino, Republic of San Marino
Guaita Tower
The First Tower of San Marino — a 900-year-old fortress crowning the world's oldest republic
san marino · Piazza della Libertà, City of San Marino, Republic of San Marino
Palazzo Pubblico
The seat of Europe's oldest republic — where the twin Captains Regent govern San Marino from a 19th-century neo-Gothic palace on a square that the world's only surviving medieval-era republic built for exactly this purpose
san marino · Mount Titano, City of San Marino, Republic of San Marino
Cesta Tower
San Marino's Second Tower on Mount Titano's highest peak — home to a 700-piece collection of medieval arms and armour, and one of seven sites covered by the State Museums Pass