In Depth- San Marino

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San Marino

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Don't blink when driving down the eastern coast of Italy, or you will miss San Marino, a tiny independent country completely surrounded by, and basically dependent on, Italy. It is the world's oldest and smallest republic at just 23 square miles (62 square kilometers). It has a population of about 20,000, has it's own coins and stamps, and has diplomatic relations with 35 countries.

The capital sits on Mt. Titano, a triple-peaked mountain, which affords you these wonderful views. I recommend you stop here if you are in Italy. I also recommend you click on the button below for a few more pictures in San Marino.


N. Central Italy. This map shows where San Marino is with respect to Florence (Firenze). As you can see, there isn't a direct rout between Florence and San Marino- but it is a beautiful route.	San Marino. Blue marks the spot, and the arrow marks the direction of the view.

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