San Marino, surrounded by the lush landscapes of north-central Italy, is a mountainous microstate. Among the world’s smallest and oldest republics, San Marino is home to the remains of its historic architecture, charming museums, priceless monuments, flourishing wineries, and unspoiled green meadows - making it ideal for all types of travellers.

This serene destination is home to two spectacular UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Monte Titano, San Marino’s highest peak that rests in the Apennines, and capital city of San Marino, famed for its medievalist layout punctuated by three fortresses.

Must-see attractions include the neo-classic building of Palazzo Pubblico and the magical castles of Torre Cesta and Torre Guaita. Don’t miss the Domagnano Treasure, an enchanting Ostrogothic trove of prehistoric jewels on display at the fascinating Museo di Stato.