• Porta San Francesco - Porta San Francesco serves as one of the historic entrances to San Marino’s old town. Constructed in the 14th century as part of the city’s fortifications, it now greets visitors near the Church of San Francesco. Upon passing through the gate, one enters the core of the world’s oldest republic, featuring medieval streets, artisan boutiques, and delightful panoramic vistas.
• San Marino - The Basilica of San Marino stands as the principal religious edifice of the Republic of San Marino, honoring its patron and founder, Saint Marinus. Reconstructed in the 19th century in a neoclassical style on the site of a 4th-century church, the basilica boasts a grand colonnaded façade and contains the saint’s relics. It continues to be a symbol of faith and national pride in the world’s oldest republic.
• Piazza della Liberta - Piazza della Libertà serves as the political center of San Marino, housing the Palazzo Pubblico, the government headquarters. Overlooking a breathtaking landscape, the square is a favored gathering place for both tourists and locals. It hosts official ceremonies and provides stunning views over the surrounding valleys, making it one of the most iconic and photographed locations in the Republic.
• Guaita - The Guaita Fortress, also referred to as the First Tower, is the oldest and most renowned of San Marino’s trio of towers. Established in the 11th century, it functioned as a prison and military bastion. Situated atop Mount Titano, it offers magnificent panoramic views and symbolizes the Republic’s independence and resilience. A visit to the fortress is essential for history enthusiasts and photography lovers.
• Cesta Tower - The Cesta Tower, also known as the Second Tower, is located on the highest peak of Mount Titano. Constructed in the 13th century on the remnants of an earlier Roman fort, it currently houses the Museum of Ancient Weapons. Providing expansive views over the Republic and the surrounding countryside, Cesta is both a historic landmark and a scenic highlight of San Marino’s renowned trio of towers.

• Guided Tour in San Marino - 90 minutes
• English speaking driver
• Pick-up and Drop-off at your accommodation
• Free time in San Marino

The journey from Florence is set to begin at 8:00 AM, with a picturesque 2.5-hour drive leading to San Marino, the historic Republic perched on Mount Titano. The visit starts with a stroll through Porta San Francesco, where a local guide will accompany you to explore the delightful historic center, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Key attractions include the Basilica of San Marino and Piazza della Libertà, featuring the remarkable Palazzo Pubblico.

The tour proceeds to the renowned Guaita Fortress, the oldest of the three towers that overlook the Republic. If time permits, the Cesta Tower, located at the highest point of Mount Titano, can also be visited. Both fortresses provide stunning panoramic views of the Adriatic coast and the Apennines, perfect for capturing unforgettable photographs.

In the afternoon, there is free time to wander through the medieval streets, visit artisan shops, or sample local delicacies. Departure from San Marino is scheduled for 4:00 PM, with the return to Florence in the evening.

• The consumption of food inside the vehicle is not allowed

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.