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Price review: Aug 2026

San Marino Mount Titano Towers: Walking the Guaita and Cesta

Hike the stone battlements connecting the three fortresses atop the cliffs of the world’s oldest republic.

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Written by ETH Editorial Team
Published: Jul 28, 2026 • Fact-checked by ETH Editorial Team
• Exploring the World’s Oldest Republic

Exploring the World’s Oldest Republic

Founded in 301 AD, the independent Republic of San Marino crowns the vertical limestone ridge of Mount Titano.

  • Passo delle Streghe (Witches’ Pass): A stone-paved pathway suspended along the cliff edge connecting First Tower (Guaita) and Second Tower (Cesta).
  • Combined Museum Pass: €8.00 grants entry into both the Guaita and Cesta fortresses.
  • Transit: Direct shuttle buses run from Rimini train station to San Marino city in 45 minutes for €6.00.
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