San Marino - Castle Towns

From Acquaviva's original medieval origins, its name came from a rock that would spring sacred water. Today, it is a beautiful town with greenery abound.

Borgo Maggiore offers historical museums, churches, monuments and characteristic areas of the town.

From its origins of medieval castles, today Chiesanuova offers natural beauty.

Domagnano was considered a small village until 1300. In 1463 the fort of Montelupo was constructed which was conquered by the Sammarinesi after the war against the Malatesta of Rimini.

It offers a wonderful panoramic view of Mount Titano.

Faetano was once territory of the Malatesta di Rimini, and was acquired by San Marino in 1463. Sites of interest include the antique church in the center of town and the castle.

The fort of Malatestiano in Fiorentino was given to the republic in 1463. This town also has in impressive archeological site.

The origins of Montegiardino date back to the Roman era or before. There is an antique castle which represents rare architectural beauty.

Serravalle was mentioned for the first time from the King of Ottone in 962. It has since become an important urban center in San Marino.