What to do in San Marino

Activities, attractions and tours

Central square of San Marino. Public Palace and statue of Liberty
Central square of San Marino. Public Palace and statue of Liberty
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1. Basilica of Saint Marino

The Basilica of San Marino is one of San Marino’s most historically and religiously important churches. See this architectural masterpiece that showcases the talents of Bolognese architect Antonio Serra. The Basilica of San Marino dates back to 1825 and took 13 years to construct. It stands on the grounds of an ancient 5th-century church.
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Basilica of Saint Marino showing religious elements, art and interior views

2. Monte Titano

Monte Titano is a picturesque mountain that rises up over the city of San Marino. Here, visit the medieval Three Towers, a series of fortified citadels perched atop the mountain’s three peaks. This is also a place to enjoy breathtaking views of the entire Republic of San Marino and Italy’s Adriatic Sea coastline. Monte Titano became a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008 as the San Marino Historic Centre and Mount Titano.
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Monte Titano which includes views and mountains

3. Guaita Tower

Guaita Tower (Prima Torre) is an architecturally impressive mountaintop citadel that conjures up images of a fairytale castle. It is part of a series of three fortified towers that sit along an interconnecting pathway on Mount Titano. See this landmark famous for its wondrous views over San Marino’s picturesque countryside in addition to its historical importance and artistic features.
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Guaita Tower featuring a sunset, château or palace and heritage elements

4. Liberty Square

At the heart of San Marino’s Historic Centre is the animated Liberty Square (Piazza della Libertà). Here, visit important landmarks, enjoy fine panoramas and experience the welcoming charm of the city’s cafés. The square sits on a series of ancient water-storing cisterns that once provided water to San Marino’s residents. Today, locals view Liberty Square as a celebration of the nation’s fight for independence.
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Liberty Square showing a square or plaza, an administrative building and a statue or sculpture

5. Palazzo Pubblico

The Palazzo Pubblico (Public Palace) is a striking 19th-century palace that looms over Liberty Square in the heart of San Marino’s Historic Centre. It serves as the city’s town hall and government building, where state meetings take place. Visit the Palazzo Pubblico to glimpse inside its attractive rooms and ceremonial halls. See art by well-known Italian painters and watch the changing-of-the-guard ritual.
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Palazzo Pubblico which includes a monument, a sunset and a square or plaza

6. Piazza del Titano

Piazza del Titano is a busy square located amid San Marino’s UNESCO-listed Historic Centre. It’s a great place to admire the city’s striking architectural landscape and enjoy people-watching from a café terrace. The square is also home to an excellent museum, which showcases the nation’s archaeological and artistic history an the history of its currency.
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Piazza del Titano featuring a city and heritage elements

7. Piazza Garibaldi

Piazza Garibaldi is a laid-back and picturesque square located within San Marino’s city center. It’s a place often passed on walking tours of the UNESCO-listed Historic Centre of San Marino. Visit Piazza Garibaldi to see public art pieces and striking architectural structures and browse souvenir stores.
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Piazza Garibaldi featuring flowers, heritage elements and a monument

What to do in San Marino

Popular places to visit

Basilica of Saint Marino showing religious elements, art and interior views

Basilica of Saint Marino

San Marino’s most revered church has a striking neoclassical façade and houses the relics of the nation’s founding father.

Basilica of Saint Marino
Monte Titano which includes views and mountains

Monte Titano

Scenic trails, architecturally impressive medieval fortresses and sweeping views of the Apennine Mountains await on the three peaks of San Marino’s tallest mountain.

Monte Titano
Guaita Tower featuring a sunset, château or palace and heritage elements

Guaita Tower

Explore the battlements, belfry, chapel and prison of San Marino’s biggest and oldest tower, which offers uninterrupted views of striking mountain landscapes.

Guaita Tower
Liberty Square showing a square or plaza, an administrative building and a statue or sculpture

Liberty Square

Admire views from a café terrace and explore the rooms of San Marino’s town hall at this picturesque central square.

Liberty Square
Palazzo Pubblico showing heritage architecture, interior views and an administrative building

Palazzo Pubblico

Spot work by acclaimed Italian artists, explore elegant rooms and see the changing-of-the-guard ceremony at San Marino’s town hall.

Palazzo Pubblico
Piazza del Titano featuring signage, night scenes and a city

Piazza del Titano

Amid the city’s historic center is this architecturally impressive square surrounded by cafés, souvenir shops and the State Museum of San Marino.

Piazza del Titano
Piazza Garibaldi featuring flowers, heritage elements and a monument

Piazza Garibaldi

Examine work by a famous Italian sculptor and shop for unique coins and stamps at this attractive city center plaza.

Piazza Garibaldi
State Museum of San Marino showing heritage elements as well as a small group of people

State Museum of San Marino

This informative museum holds everything from archaeological findings from ancient Egypt to a wealth of Italian art and a vast collection of coins.

State Museum of San Marino
Cesta Tower featuring heritage elements and a castle

Cesta Tower

Perched atop Mount Titano’s highest point is a citadel with magnificent views and a museum with displays of antique firearms.

Cesta Tower

Frequently asked questions

Is San Marino worth visiting?
San Marino has an interesting mix of local charm, attractions and culture. Whether you're into the outdoors, history or local cuisine, there are many things to enjoy here.
How do I spend a day in San Marino?
Once you've checked off leading attractions like San Marino Adventures and St. Francis Museum, spend the rest of your day exploring San Marino's retail and food scene.
What is the top tourist attraction in San Marino?
The top tourist attraction in San Marino is San Marino Adventures, so be sure to put it on your sightseeing list.
Is three days enough to stay in San Marino?
Three days in San Marino is enough to enjoy the city's leading attractions. Many guests book for two days on average. San Marino Adventures, State Museum of San Marino and St. Francis Museum are among the top-rated sights. Want to discover more? Stick around a bit longer to visit nearby hotspots such as Rimini.
What are some activities to do in San Marino with kids?
If you're searching for sights and tours for all ages, take a look at these fabulous ideas for what to do in San Marino with kids.

What to do in San Marino for adults?
Whether you're a culture enthusiast, food lover or fan of Mother Nature, there's no shortage of things to do in San Marino for adults including Cava dei Balestrieri and Museum of Curiosities.
Are there free things to do in San Marino?
In San Marino, Liberty Square is an unmissable spot for anyone planning to enjoy the city without opening their wallet. Also, stroll around the local neighbourhoods and parks, and ask for recommendations from a local tour guide. It's a simple way to explore the best free things to do in San Marino.