Approximately 34,000 people.
The official language is Italian.
San Marino (capital, medieval city with historic fortifications), Serravalle (largest settlement, commercial center)
One of the world's oldest republics, with a strong medieval heritage, folk music, and unique governance traditions. Sammarinese cuisine is influenced by Italian flavors.
The Euro (EUR) is the official currency, despite San Marino not being a European Union member.
Torta Tre Monti (layered chocolate cake), pasta e ceci (chickpea soup), piadina (flatbread), and Sammarinese rabbit stew.
Mediterranean climate with warm summers and cool, wet winters.
Limited wildlife due to its size; common animals include foxes, badgers, and various birds such as peregrine falcons.
Cultural Considerations
Respect historical pride! San Marino takes great pride in being one of the world's oldest republics. Be respectful when discussing its history.
Dress appropriately in churches! As in Italy, visitors should cover their shoulders and knees when entering religious sites.
Tipping is not required! Service charges are often included in restaurant bills, so tipping is not expected but appreciated.
Formal greetings! A handshake is the typical greeting, and it's polite to use titles like "Signore"(Mr.) or "Signora" (Mrs.).
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What are health and safety considerations for travelers?
San Marino has an excellent healthcare system, with high-quality medical facilities available. Tap water is safe to drink, and there are no significant health risks for travelers. Travelers should take general precautions against sun exposure during the summer months. Travel insurance is recommended, although health risks are minimal.