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Tre Torri di San Marino

The historic centre of San Marino has the classic look of a fortified hill village: a maze of small stone-paved lanes winding along Monte Titano. It is right at the top of the mountain's peaks that the monuments symbolising the Republic stand, three towers: Prima Torre (Guaita), Seconda Torre (Cesta), Terza Torre (Montale). The three towers are linked by a path that runs the whole length of the mountain.

More monuments in Republic of San Marino

Basilica del Santo MarinoBuilt in 1825 on the remains of an ancient Romanesque parish church, it is the Republic's main church and houses the relics of Saint Marinus.Read more
Chiesa di San FrancescoThe Chiesa di San Francesco is the oldest church in San Marino. It stands near the Porta San Francesco and was built around 1400 as a church and convent for...Read more
Palazzo PubblicoThe Palazzo Pubblico is home to the town hall of San Marino city and to the Republic's main offices of state; it overlooks the central Piazza della Libertà and...Read more
Porta San FrancescoPorta San Francesco is the gateway into the historic centre of San Marino. Also known as "Porta del Paese", it was originally a guard post built in 1361 and...Read more
Prima Torre - GuaitaThe Prima Torre of San Marino, or Guaita, was built in the 11th century, although its current appearance is the result of later, extensive alterations and...Read more
Seconda Torre - CestaThe Seconda Torre of San Marino, or Cesta, stands on the highest point of Monte Titano, at 750 m above sea level. Dating from the 13th century, the Cesta was...Read more

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