Witches' Cave (below the pass)

Casa Fabbrica A house museum of rural life. Various rooms display the tools of rural life. A dining room on the first floor, a textile room with antique textile tools, a bedroom, and a workshop with various farming tools. The interior of the house is by reservation only. Opening hours to be determined, maximum two sets at a time. The exterior of the house is always accessible. Because it is a museum with surveillance cameras, it is strictly forbidden to move the objects in the museum; specifically, the bed cannot be used for sitting or lying down.

Suggestive waterfall ending in a deep pool of very clear water.

Cava dei Balestrieri or Cava Antica

Galleria Arte Moderna

Tunnel of the "treno bianco azzurro", the old line that joined San Marino with Rimini. Tracks still present.

Galleria Montale - Tunnel with tracks still present, partially lit at the entrance then darker in the internal part.

Park with a characteristic central fountain in the shape of a large sphere.

Garden of the Santa Chiara cloistered monastery, which now houses the university. In the historic center, easily accessible. University garden: from a door on the right descending from the cable car towards Cava dei Balestrieri, you descend via a staircase to the garden. Very suitable for a sunset set.

Small tunnel excavated in the rock. It is reached at the end of Via della Tana, entrance from Piazza della Stazione parking P2 Stazione.

Locomotive with first-class carriage of the Rimini-San Marino train. It is possible to go inside by prior arrangement during the location booking phase.

Mill, walkway and river downstream of the waterfall.

Beautiful garden enriched by a large fountain; the trees contribute to wide shaded areas.

Passo delle Streghe is one of the most suggestive points of the Republic.

Ancient pedestrian access gate to the path leading to Borgo Maggiore.

First tower, the Rocca Guaita, the oldest tower in the city. Free entry by showing the Badge.

Second tower with panoramic view.

Third tower, a 13th-century fortress with a prison. Montale is characterized by a beautiful slender shape and pentagonal plan; the interior is not accessible. The exterior has various photo opportunities.