Walking in San Marino Old Town 

In this video we are walking in the San Marino old town (historic center).
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The Most Serene Republic of San Marino is one of the smallest countries in the world, and it is definitely worth visiting. This tiny microstate is one of the oldest in Europe, and managed to maintain its independence despite the wars over the centuries in the continent. It is famous for the Mount Titano, its beautiful historic city centre and its three towers.
In its more recent history, San Marino finds itself in a rather peculiar situation. The country used to be a tax haven, used mostly for Italian high net worth individuals. With further changes in banking and fiscal regulations, the country is no longer considered a tax haven. Currently, San Marino has tourism as one of its main sources of income.
The closest city to the enclave of San Marino is Rimini, on the Italian Adriatic coast. Getting to San Marino will generally involve going to Rimini first, as the small country does not have airports or railways. Rimini does have an airport, which caters mostly charter flights during the summer. Further north from San Marino is Bologna, which offers a better flight availability.
Considering this, getting to San Marino for most people will either involve driving or getting there by bus.