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San Marino, the Smallest State in the World

BEbebi ·7 photographs ·24 Aug 2006 – 25 Aug 2006 ·2 days
Where
When
24 Aug 2006 – 25 Aug 2006
2 days · trip of 2006
Who
Debora · @bebi · Cagliari
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Travel diary
The story

Arriving from Rimini, on Mount Titano you catch sight of the city of San Marino. Even though we're always in Italy, the difference is already visible in public order. At the entrance to the walls, we leave the motorbike outside, along with the others, and immediately notice some diligent policemen directing the traffic. Everyone, pedestrians and drivers, seems disciplined....a really strange sight.

Wandering around the Rocca almost feels like going back to the Middle Ages, were it not for the modern souvenirs that you find only in these parts. And what do you do if not give yourself over to the most unbridled shopping (since here you don't pay VAT)? So off you go with medieval armour, katanas and leather bags at rock-bottom prices!

The journey's photographs

7 photographs · click to open them full screen

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San MarinoTourist in pink top in front of San Marino's Public Palace clock towerWoman sitting on a stone wall, Guaita tower in San Marino behindTourists climb the stairs to Guaita fortress in San Marino, stone wallsSan Marino tower atop the cliff, green trees, town in hills belowGreen liquor bottle shaped like a machine gun in a souvenir shop windowPeople picnicking in a green park beneath San Marino's towers

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