SAN MARINO // MOTORHOME Over-night parking?
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- Unfortunately, our short detour via San Marino was somewhat hampered by foul weather but we did manage to spend one night in this old Republic.
San Marino is the world's oldest republic and Europe's third smallest state. It is the sole survivor of the patchwork of independent states that used to make up the Italian peninsula before the unification of Italy. Most cultural attractions are in the capital city, which is also named San Marino. At the top of a mountain, the City of San Marino is full of old buildings, restaurants, and stores catering to tourists, as well as several small museums, and has beautiful views of the nearby towns and surrounding countryside.
San Marino’s main attractions are the three towers, which feature on the national flag. Only the Guaita Tower and the Cesta Tower are open to visitors. They are small castles at the top of Mount Titano, offering excellent views over San Marino and Italy as well as the Adriatic Sea. The third and smallest of the towers, Montale Tower, is inaccessible and was once used as a prison.
San Marino’s narrow cobbled streets are full of surprises and you can go up and down the city to explore. You can climb the city walls and walk along it at places. There are virtually no cars and the streets have a very medieval feel.
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Always jealous of your ice cream adventure's! Next year we're going to Europe in our motorhome and I'm determined to follow some of your trips.
Ice-cream adventures sounds like a great name for a channel 😋
Fun seeing a new country!
Bit of a fail but we tried
Thanks for taking us on your trip, I’ve enjoyed your videos and pace you travel. Is it just me or is Andre mumbling more? 😂 had to put captions on!
😁 Aah yes the mumbling.. seems more prevelent pre morning coffee 🤔😁
Beautiful Italy, I mean San Marino😜
I am willing to climb any tower if the reward is Italian ice cream😋😋
Thanks for the very interesting information on this place.👍
Enjoy 🤩🤩
Thanks! We're sure to sample plenty more ice-cream in the near future 😆
Happy to find another F1 fan Andre. Holding the San Marino GP in Italy wasn't quite as bad as the time the European GP was actually in Asia!
😁 It's all in the name! Truth be told it's been a while since I followed F1 closely. It's one of those sports you really need to follow for a complete season for it to be fun.
This has long been on my bucket list but I'm not sure I could limit it to a few hours. I'd want to explore the history of the place
Quite right. It's definitely worth more time. It was really just a semi convenient stop for us as we had a deadline to get to Lippiano. Hopefully we time it better with weather next time.
@@WeWillNomad I've read a bit about their Christmas celebrations. Sound magical 🎄😊
@@WeWillNomad oh and Andre, I feel ya in terms of the light but no need to apologise. Those of us who even dabble in photography totally get it. You take what the weather gives you on the day