Serravalle – first mentioned in the well-known diploma of King Ottone in 962. An outpost of the Malatestas, it was annexed by the Republic in 1463. It became an important town, has a charming Old Town consisting of the ancient Castle and some typical contrade.

Borgo Maggiore – an old market town since 1244, it is of particular historical importance thanks to its churches, monuments and typical contrade. Renowned trattorias, osterias, typical products, shopping and the market Avery. It has large car parks and a rapid link by cableway to the Capital’s Old Town.

Faetano – an ancient dominion of the Malatesta of Rimini, it was one of the last places to be annexed to the Republic in 1463. The town Centre is interesting, with its XIX Church and the Casa del Castello. This is a place with splendid views, and includes a fishing lake providing many opportunities for excursions along the Marano river.

Domagnano – it was a small village as far back as 1300. In 1463 the Montelupo fortress was annexed to its territory, after it was conquered by the San Marino peoples as a result of the war against the Malatesta of Rimini. There are splendid views for amateur photographers, both toward the sea and Mount Titano. There are plenty of restaurants, trattorias and hotels along the Domagnano road.

Chiesanuova – it owes its origin to the medieval castle and court of Busignano. Here the landscape is particularly beautiful, a natural environment on the first spurs of the Apennine range. Today, its typical trattorias are the chief point of interest.

Acquaviva – dates back from medieval times and owes its name to a local spring gushing from the rock. It is now a delightful village swathed in the surrounding greenery. Known for its craft-trades and cheese production. The Montecerreto nature park provides ample opportunities for jogging and other sports and recreational activities.

Fiorentino - an ancient Malatesta fortress, which was annexed by the Republic in 1463. An important archaeological area with some outstanding finds. A handy road connection point for various directions to avoid summer traffic: Cattolica, Pesaro, Urbino and San Leo. Tourists will find food and refreshment in the many bars, pizzerias and other spots along the road and the town centre. Fiorentino has a modern social centre and a well equipped sports field.

Montegiardino – originates from Lombard times or perhaps further back. It was annexed by the Republic in 1463 and is the site of a very old, pretty castle with some particularly beautiful architectural features. The church is also interesting for its altar frontals dating from the XVIII century.

San Marino – it owes its origins to the illustrious legend of the Founding Saint of the San Marino community and of the Republic, when Marino sought refuge on Mount Titano in 301 AD. The small Capital houses a priceless historical and architectural heritage, also reflected in its museums. A magnet for millions of tourists every year, a place open to ongoing discoveries: a variety of shops selling hand-crafted items and souvenirs, plus boutiques and jewellers outlets offer diversified shopping opportunities and fun.