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San Marino is the world's oldest republic — a 61km² microstate perched on Monte Titano in the Apennine Mountains, completely surrounded by Italy. Iliad, TIM, and Wind provide 4G and 5G coverage across the entire territory (coverage is total — the country is tiny). Data is essential for navigating the historic centre's three towers (UNESCO World Heritage Site), the cable car from Borgo Maggiore to the historic centre, and the Palazzo Pubblico guided tours. San Marino is a popular day trip from the Italian Adriatic Riviera (Rimini is 30km away) and data helps coordinate the bus and taxi connections.

The entire San Marino territory has full coverage — the historic centre (Centro Storico), the three medieval towers of Guaita, Cesta, and Montale on the Monte Titano ridge, Borgo Maggiore (the lower town at the cable car base), and all nine municipalities (castles). Coverage extends throughout the fortified walls, the Palazzo Pubblico, the Basilica del Santo Marino, and the Piazza della Libertà.

San Marino has a surprising number of museums: the Museum of Curiosities, the Torture Museum, the Motor Museum (Tazio Nuvolari collection), and the Stamps and Coins Museum. The State Crossbow Corps (Corpo del Corpo dei Balestrieri) holds demonstrations — check the schedule online. The castle views toward the Italian coast and the Adriatic Sea on clear days are remarkable.

San Marino uses the Euro despite not being an EU member (it has a monetary agreement with Italy). Italian is the official language. The country is known for its duty-free shopping, ceramic production, and as a tax haven.