City in San Marino
3 things to see
San Marino’s hilltop old town is free to wander, and the panoramic views stretching to the Adriatic from the ridge cost nothing. The path linking the three medieval towers on Mount Titano is the signature walk, and even just reaching the upper towers rewards you with the best vistas before any entry fee. It works well as a cheap day trip up from Rimini by bus, and shoulder season keeps the steep lanes quieter than the summer peak.
What to see
What each one costs, where the cost is known.
The second tower sits on the highest point of Mount Titano and houses a museum of medieval weapons. The ridgeline walk from Guaita to Cesta is free and one of the most dramatic short hikes in Italy, even though technically you have left Italy behind.
The oldest and most iconic of San Marino's three towers perches on the edge of Mount Titano with views stretching to the Adriatic. A small entry fee gets you inside, but the free walk along the ridge path connecting all three towers is the real highlight.
The main square of the world's oldest republic features the Palazzo Pubblico and a changing of the guard in summer. The square is free, compact, and offers views from its terrace that explain why this microstate chose a mountaintop.
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