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Monte Titano

Monte Titano is the iconic mountain that hosts the capital of San Marino and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2008 along with the historic center. Rising 739 meters above sea level, its three peaks are crowned by the famous Three Towers. The mountain offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Italian Romagna region and the Adriatic Sea. According to legend, Saint Marinus climbed this mountain in 301 AD to escape Roman persecution and founded the worlds oldest republic.

Practical Information

Updated: Jan 6, 2026

Visit Duration

Minimum2 hours
Recommended3 hours
Maximum5 hours

Entrance Fee

Free

Free to explore. Individual attractions (towers, museums) have separate fees. UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2008

Best Time to Visit

Clear days offer views to the Adriatic Sea 23 km away. Sunrise and sunset provide magical lighting. Spring and autumn have comfortable hiking weather with fewer tourists.

Crowd Level

Moderate — comfortable
Official Website

How to Get There

Take the cable car from Borgo Maggiore (2-minute ride). By car, drive up winding roads to parking areas. Walking paths connect from surrounding Italian towns.

What to Expect

A UNESCO World Heritage mountain with medieval towers, panoramic viewpoints, scenic walking trails, and the worlds oldest republic perched on its slopes. Experience history, nature, and spectacular views in one location.

Connectivity

Wi-Fi
Not available

Facilities & Services

viewpoint
restaurants
cafe
gift shop
toilets

Working Hours

Updated: Jan 6, 2026
Monday24 hours
Tuesday24 hours
Wednesday24 hours
Thursday24 hours
Friday24 hours
Saturday24 hours
Sunday24 hours
Note

Mountain with three towers (Guaita, Cesta, Montale) open 24/7 for walking. Tower museums operate 9:00-17:00 (until 16:30 in winter). Combined ticket for all three towers about 6.50 EUR

Accessibility

Wheelchair Access
Not accessible

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Monte Titano reaches 739 meters (2,425 feet) above sea level. It has three peaks, each topped by one of the Three Towers. The Second Tower (Cesta) sits on the highest point.

Yes, on clear days you can see the Adriatic Sea, which is about 23 kilometers away. The views extend across the Italian Romagna region, with the coastline and sometimes even Croatian islands visible on exceptionally clear days.

Travel Tips

Useful tips for visiting Monte Titano

The Passo delle Streghe (Witches Pass) trail connects the three towers with stunning views. Bring layers as temperatures can be cooler at the summit. Early morning visits avoid crowds and heat.

Take the cable car from Borgo Maggiore (2-minute ride). By car, drive up winding roads to parking areas. Walking paths connect from surrounding Italian towns.

A UNESCO World Heritage mountain with medieval towers, panoramic viewpoints, scenic walking trails, and the worlds oldest republic perched on its slopes. Experience history, nature, and spectacular views in one location.

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Weather

Average temperature by month

Nowweather7°
71%10 м/с
Todayweather12°7°
Tomorrowweather14°6°
Thuweather11°6°
Friweather9°5°
Satweather7°4°
Sunweather9°3°
Monweather7°4°
6°
2°Jan
7°
2°Feb
11°
5°Mar
15°
8°Apr
20°
13°May
25°
17°Jun
27°
20°Jul
27°
20°Aug
21°
15°Sep
16°
11°Oct
11°
7°Nov
7°
3°Dec

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