San Marino Plaza

... time before the bus so looked around that town too. I went to Piazza Cavour and Piazza tre Martiri before catching the bus to San Marino. The bus dropped me off close to my hostel on the outskirts of Borgo Maggiore. There was a guy at the hostel desk but ...

... , all set to the soundtrack of cheers from the school playground that we had wisely chosen to crash immediately opposite. San Marino is a tiny country (smallest republic in the world - and oldest) that now encircles its original fortresses on Mount ...

... day with Egisto and Ann (on the first day) driving around the countryside to visit two of the regions’ most famous areas, San Marino and the Municipality of San Leo which is in the Province of Rimini. San Marino is the smallest ...

... the future seemed an eternity away. From Pisa we travelled to the east coast town of Rimini. This was the staging point to see San Marino. This was basically an old fortified town on a hill which now was an independent country. We took a bus up the steep ...

... more). Though it was still outrageously expensive, it was our favorite thing that we did in Venice. Upcoming events: The Independent Republic of San Marino Naples and Pompeii Rome and dinner with Billy and Chistine Poorten Until next ...

I woke up at the San Marino hostel and figured if I hurried I might be able to make the 8:15am bus to Rimini. I showered quick, got all my stuff together and literally ran from the hostel to the bus stop to catch it just in time. At Rimini I was able to ...

... Duchy in the worls, ie ruled by a Grand Duke. It's another one of these tiny, odd European countries I have visited such as San Marino, Andorra, and Monaco - the only one I have left to visit is Lichtenstein. It has taken a different path to most of the ...

... U.S., Virgin Islands British, Zambia, Zimbabwe. What’s next? Well, maybe Israel, Cyprus, Corsica, Crete, Isle of Man, San Marino, Sicily, Wales, Lebanon, Morocco, Nepal, Jordan, Seychelles, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Tibet, Bolivia, Peru, Columbia, ...

... Gogh, Piet Mondrian, Salvador Dalí, Miró, Jackson Pollock, and more.  There was an additional exhibit on the photography of Marino Testino titled "Todo or Nada" (All or Nothing).  I had never heard of him but there were photographs of Nicole ...

... Enero, luego de pasar por las tierras calientes de Santander. Esta vez era la ocasión de disfrutar del mar, playitas y aire marino...era nuestra idea. Partimos con una caminata tranquila por Cartagena, sus murallas, pasando por San Pedro Clever. El color ...