Why DON'T People Visit SAN MARINO? A Hidden Gem of Europe

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I visited the world's fifth smallest country, San Marino, and explored everything there is to do in this hidden gem of Europe. Just around 33 500 people live in San Marino, at an area of 61 square kilometers. It's one of three countries in the world that's completely landlocked inside another country. The other two are the Vatican and Lesotho - but this is definitely the most beautiful of the landlocked countries. The most famous landmark of San Marino is probably the three towers located on the three peaks of Mount Titano, which is where the capital of San Marino is also located. The three towers are called Guaita, Cesta and Montale. Montale, the third tower, is not open to the public, but the other two are well worth a visit. I also explore other things to do in San Marino, ranging from getting a San Marino visa at an exporbitant cost, looking at the Basilica di San Marino, looking at the different museums in the city, such as the impressive State Museum, and watching the changing of the guard at Piazza della Liberta, by the Palazzo Pubblico. The Palazzo Pubblico also serves as San Marino's town hall, and it's an absolutely gorgeous place that's lit up at night. Aside from beautiful views this video also dives into the history of San Marino, and various other places to visit, like Borgo Maggiore, a nearby town. There's surprisingly lot ot see in such a small country, so I hope you will find this interesting! For more adventures every week, subscribe to the channel: https://www.youtube.com/threestarvagabond?sub_confirmation=1 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/threestarvagabond/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/VagabondDeluxe Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/threestarvagabond/