San Marino is located in Central Italy. The relief is diverse. Cereals, vineyards, olives, citruses, cattle and silkworms are grown here. The country also has revenue from the issuance of postage stamps and coins for collectors, but tourism remains the most important branch.

There are a lot of hotels, restaurants, bars, numberless souvenir shops, etc. San Marino is visited by more than 2.5 million tourists every year, who are attracted by the beautiful nature, mild climate and medieval castles.

The eponymous capital is located on the ridge and steep slopes of Monte Titano. The medieval town, surrounded by sturdy fortification walls, is especially attractive.