From the continent’s highest capital, only accessible through France or Spain, to an airport that drops you in three countries at once, it’s also home to the world’s best beach and its most walkable ...

San Marino is one of the world’s oldest republics and the only surviving Italian city-state, representing an important stage in the development of democratic models in Europe and worldwide. The ...

It’s currently home to about 35,000 residents. “San Marino’s picturesque hilltop capital city and surrounding towns have defied all odds to remain independent while being surrounded by Italy ...

The historic centre of the capital, also named San Marino, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring well-preserved fortresses and narrow streets. It will therefore come as no surprise that ...

Despite only being 24-square-miles, the capital - Città di San Marino - is home to a wealth of history and views, due to being located 739 metres above sea level. Located in the city, travellers ...

San Marino sits 207th out of 207 in the FIFA ... and has the same population as Helena, the capital of Montana. Imagine Helena having its own team, playing games against the U.S. or Mexico ...

San Marino’s economy remains resilient, supported by a more diversified growth model with manufacturing and the nonfinancial service exporting sectors as key drivers. Prudent fiscal policy and access ...

For San Marino, these are some of the greatest results in the nation’s history. That’s because San Marino loses – a lot. Since the country’s first ever match on March 28, 1986, of the 216 ...