The oldest surviving
republic in the world, San Marino draws
tourists to its medieval charm and its location
near to the coastal resort of Rimini. Attractions
include the 'Grand Prix' held during April
or May and in July Medieval Days with Antique
Crossbows. National Independence Day is
on the 3rd of September and there are many
religious festivals held during the year.
Population: 28,500
Area: 61 sq km
Geography: San Marino is a mountainous
country located in central Italy.
Getting There: Tourists can enter San Marino by road from Italy,
which surrounds it, and there are no border controls.
There are no airports or train stations in San
Marino, the nearest being in Rimini.
