Centro Vacanze San Marino

Just 13 km away lies Montebello, a medieval village perched dramatically on a cliff. Dominating the skyline is the famous Azzurrina Castle, once home to the local feudal lords. The fortress is legendary for the mystery of Azzurrina, a young girl who vanished here in 1375. Today, visitors can tour the ancient walls and listen to eerie recordings that are said to capture the ghost’s presence — an unique and unforgettable experience.

Explore San Marino City, a UNESCO World Heritage gem perched high above Italy. Start at the Palazzo Pubblico, the heart of the Republic’s government, where you can watch the traditional changing of the guard in summer. Just steps away, marvel at the Three Towers: visit the ancient prisons in Guaita, explore the Museum of Ancient Weapons in Cesta, and admire the strategic lookout of Montale. Discover spiritual history at the Basilica del Santo, home to the founder’s relics, and the adjacent Church of San Pietro. Art and history lovers can explore the State Museum and National Gallery, while the Crossbowmen’s Quarry offers a unique glimpse into local folklore. Don’t miss the Stamp and Coin Museum for a fascinating journey through San Marino’s independent heritage.

San Leo is a stunning medieval village perched on a sheer rock face, celebrated as one of Italy’s "Most Beautiful Villages" and awarded the prestigious Orange Flag. Famously mentioned by Dante Alighieri in the Divine Comedy, it was the historical heart of the Montefeltro region. The village is dominated by its majestic Roman fortress, a military masterpiece that offers breathtaking panoramic views. In 1631, the fortress was converted into a prison, most notoriously housing the enigmatic alchemist and adventurer Count Cagliostro until his death. Today, visitors can explore his cell and the imposing ramparts, immersing themselves in a place where art, history, and dark legends intertwine. It’s an unforgettable day trip just 22 km away.