• Gate of Saint Francis - Porta San Francesco is a city gate in San Marino. Visitors will encounter an impressive building with ancient medieval walls, warning inscriptions about strict penalties for weapon importation, coats-of-arms of San Marino and the Feltresca family, along with many other historical sights!
• La Saponeria Del Titano - This is a vibrant and dynamic square in San Marino, featuring remarkable architecture and numerous attractions. Visitors can enjoy quaint cafés, souvenir shops, and intriguing architectural details, such as balconies, pilasters, palace-like structures, and a truly magnificent entranceway!
• Palazzo Pubblico - The Public Palace serves as San Marino’s City Hall and the official government building for state meetings. Here, visitors will find a magnificent neo-renaissance style palace, captivating architecture, medieval symbols, ceremonial halls, splendid rooms, and artwork by renowned Italian artists!
• Cava dei Balestrieri - Known as Crossbowmen’s Quarry, this ancient site is rich in history and traditions, hosting many traditional festivities like flag-waving and crossbow demonstrations. Visitors will learn about the crossbow’s historical significance in San Marino and may witness crossbowmen practicing their craft!
• Basilica del Santo - The Basilica of San Marino is the main church of this beautiful city. In this stunning neo-classic building, visitors will discover impressive architecture, six altars, symbolic paintings, a majestic bell tower, the main altar housing the urn with the Saint’s bones, the Throne of the Regents, and a monument with the top portion of Saint Marinus’ skull.
• Guaita - This is the most famous and oldest tower in San Marino. Visitors will find a unique museum featuring the Chapel of Santa Barbara, the Bell Tower, and the Pen Tower. Additionally, they can explore the stone path called ‘Witches’ and enjoy breathtaking views from the top of the tower!
• Falesia Second Tower - The Falesia Tower is the second of the three towers in San Marino. Visitors can explore the Museum of Ancient Arms, which houses a collection of about 2000 weapons, swords, and various types of guns, some of which are nearly 500 years old!

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This exclusive walking tour unveils the ancient heritage and lasting cultural identity of San Marino’s republic. Enter through Porta San Francesco and explore a historic Old Town defined by medieval architecture and tradition. Stroll along narrow streets where centuries of civilization resonate through stone walls. What tales do the gates of one of the world’s oldest republics hold? Palazzo Pubblico showcases political heritage through its classical design and historical importance.

Nearby, Cava dei Balestrieri maintains traditions rooted in medieval craftsmanship and community life. The Basilica offers a spiritual and architectural legacy shaped over generations. Proceed towards the ancient towers that rise above the landscape.

Please note: The itinerary and attractions may vary depending on the booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

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