The Serenissima Republic of San Marino covers 61.19 km² and has 33,745 inhabitants (2021 data).
DOWNLOAD THE FREE MAP of the ancient town of San Marino City, which is nothing but the historic center with all the places of interest, monuments, museums, restaurants, hotels, and parking lots.
In the territory of San Marino there are two “mythical” places for San Marino people:
Montecerreto. At the foot of this hill, there was the spring with which the saint baptized the first Christians of the Titan community and from which the name “Acquaviva” derives.
Historical documents also attest that in the Castle of Montecerreto today identifiable with Acquaviva, in 885 the “Placito Feretrano,” the oldest document of the Republic of San Marino, was emitted.
Acquaviva Castle is also home to the cliff of Baldasserona, believed to be the location on the Titan where Saint Marino first stopped. Here, in fact, is a large cleft, considered to be the first refuge of the founding saint-a legendary place that San Marino people consider the point from which the history of San Marino began.
Use the map for orientation:
Nazzario Di Mauro says:
Instruction “How to reach” should indicate where are you.Which road or highway we should take..etc
Try yourself : Imagine you are in Rome or Florence and you want come to San Marino, which kind of indication you get…interesting to know San Marino is 61 kmq..and about .cliff of Baldasserra, but peole first need arrive….
Regards
NDM
Valentina says:
Hi Nazzario, to reach San Marino you can use the Google Map in this page, usually whit the “Navigation” function it detect where you are and give you exact directions.
Instead if you prefer to read generic directions in a less interactive way you can visit this page:
https://www.sanmarinosite.com/en/how-to-reach/directions/
Regards.
San Marino Site Staff
Doug says:
Dear NDM . Better form of your advice is like : Instruction ” How to reach ” ( Us ) should indicate where you are , which route to here best fits your trip plan of activity , if Florence or Rome are visited by you already , come to ” Old School ” San Marino ( all Proudly Free 61 km sq of it ) with historic legends about the Cliff at Baldaserra the split in the mountain that was the first chapel Saint Marino Christened the new congregation there , & nearby beachfront towns to visit , within 20 km . But People have to arrive first !