Things to do in Verghereto

The Arno River travels gently through Florence on its 150-mile (240-kilometer) journey from Mount Falterona to the Tyrrhenian Sea. During Roman times this was a significant resource to the city and allowed merchants to bring wealth by trade links with the Mediterranean. Walk the banks of the Arno River today to see iconic bridges and resplendent palaces. Cruise the river waters by boat and rafting tours.

The Basilica of San Marino is one of San Marino’s most historically and religiously important churches. See this architectural masterpiece that showcases the talents of Bolognese architect Antonio Serra. The Basilica of San Marino dates back to 1825 and took 13 years to construct. It stands on the grounds of an ancient 5th-century church.

Guaita Tower (Prima Torre) is an architecturally impressive mountaintop citadel that conjures up images of a fairytale castle. It is part of a series of three fortified towers that sit along an interconnecting pathway on Mount Titano. See this landmark famous for its wondrous views over San Marino’s picturesque countryside in addition to its historical importance and artistic features.

Monte Titano is a picturesque mountain that rises up over the city of San Marino. Here, visit the medieval Three Towers, a series of fortified citadels perched atop the mountain’s three peaks. This is also a place to enjoy breathtaking views of the entire Republic of San Marino and Italy’s Adriatic Sea coastline. Monte Titano became a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008 as the San Marino Historic Centre and Mount Titano.

The Palazzo Pubblico (Public Palace) is a striking 19th-century palace that looms over Liberty Square in the heart of San Marino’s Historic Centre. It serves as the city’s town hall and government building, where state meetings take place. Visit the Palazzo Pubblico to glimpse inside its attractive rooms and ceremonial halls. See art by well-known Italian painters and watch the changing-of-the-guard ritual.