San Marino
San Marino
Types of trips: Relaxation, Geographical, History
Best known for: Tiny Size, Mountains, Fortresses
Why Go?: A tiny country in the middle of Italy, San Marino is perched upon the mountains and is full of evidence of lives lived long ago and a great place to visit for groups of all ages.
Fact File
Population: 35,000
Capital: City of San Marino
Language(s): Italian
Ties to the UK?: Popular travel destination
Landscape: Located on the Apennine mountain range - made up entirely of hilly ground
Climate/Seasons: Mediterranean climate - warm summers and cool winters, nothing too extreme
When to Go: Generally decent all year round, but the summer has the best weather.
Reasons to Visit: San Marino is a great place to go to get an experience of Europe from long ago - with ancient fortresses and winding little streets, it's a prime example of how things happened in history.
How to Get There: The size of the country means there is no international airport, but you can travel to the nearby Federico Fellini International Airport in Italy and travel to the country by road.
Places to Go: Guaita Fortress, Cesta Fortress, St. Francis Museum
Famous People: Saint Marinus, Giovanni Belluzzi
Natural Wonders/Wildlife: Monte Titano
History: One of the oldest states in the world
Architecture: Palazzo Pubblico, Basilica si San Marino
Culture: Excellent traditional catering
Sport: Football, Basketball, Volleyball
Events: Motor Racing events
Watch Out For: Some roads can be very steep and complicated - make sure the group is well supervised
Medical Issues: No mandatory vaccines or boosters, but always consult with a doctor if you have concerns.
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