Trips to San Marino
San Marino – one of the world's smallest and oldest republics, nestled within Italy’s borders on the Apennine Peninsula. This charming microstate is known for its medieval towers, panoramic views, and rich cultural heritage.
Why visit San Marino? San Marino is famous for its historical landmarks, cobbled streets, and breathtaking fortress views. Experience the old-world charm of this mountain-top country and indulge in traditional Italian cuisine.
When to visit San Marino? The best time to visit is during spring and autumn when the weather is pleasant and crowds are smaller. Summers can be hot, while winter adds a picturesque touch to the medieval landscapes.
What to see in San Marino? Explore Guaita Tower, the oldest of the three iconic fortress towers, stroll through the historic city center, and take in the spectacular views from Monte Titano.
Top hotels in San Marino
Grand Hotel San Marino: A four-star hotel offering stunning panoramic views.
Hotel Cesare: A stylish hotel with a terrace and an on-site restaurant.
Hotel La Grotta: A cozy guesthouse in the heart of San Marino’s historic center.
Flights and transportation in San Marino
San Marino does not have its own international airport. Travelers usually fly to Rimini (RMI) in Italy and take a short 40-minute bus or taxi ride to San Marino.
Currency and costs in San Marino
The official currency is the euro (EUR). Prices are similar to those in Italy, but tax-free shopping makes it a great place for bargain hunters.
Culture and traditions in San Marino
The people of San Marino are proud of their long-standing independence and rich traditions. The country hosts annual events, including the San Marino Grand Prix and medieval-themed festivals.
Food and cuisine in San Marino
San Marino’s cuisine closely resembles Italian flavors with local specialties. Try Torta Tre Monti (a famous layered dessert), piadina (thin flatbread with cheese and ham), and cappelletti (stuffed pasta in broth).
Flight duration from Riga to San Marino
Flights from Riga to Rimini with layovers take approximately 4–5 hours, followed by a 40-minute drive to San Marino.
Airlines and routes
Popular airlines include airBaltic, Ryanair, and Lufthansa, with layovers in Milan, Rome, or Vienna.