What to see in one day in San Marino

San Marino is a mountainous microstate within the Italian territory. The capital of the same name rises on the slopes of Mount Titano and is known for its medieval historic center surrounded by walls and cobbled streets. Here in a 1 day holiday what to see in San Marino: -The Piazza della Libertà which owes its name to the independence of the republic since 1291, on the square in addition to the San Marino version of the statue of liberty is the Palazzo Pubblico inside which it is possible to admire the beautiful parliamentary hall where the 60 members of the San Marino government meet. -Costa dell'Ornella is an area surrounded by greenery a few steps from the city, to return to the city you can use the cable car. To get around without spending too much, just request the 'TUTTO SAN MARINO CARD' a free card that allows discounts of up to 50% to visit attractions, to move by bus and other means of transport or simply to pay for parking at lower prices. -The basilica of the Saint dedicated to the Saint Marino -The tower of the Rocca is one of the three symbolic towers of the city, built in the thirteenth century overlooking Mount Titano and is surrounded by the oldest walls. -The Cesta tower is a century younger with a pentagonal shape inside which the Museum of Arms is located. -The third tower is the smallest of the three and contains an 8 meters deep prison which can only be accessed from above, currently it is not possible to visit the inside of the tower. - The path of the witches is a suggestive passage to do during the sunset where the city and the surrounding mountain are colored orange. -Museum of torture is a museum in which there are weapons and objects used in ancient times to torture prisoners. It is impossible to visit San Marino and not drink at least one sip of their beer, Titanbrau, a craft beer.