It seems almost impossible that people lived up there in the days before modern transportation. More

We got lost on the way here on winding back roads, but once we found San Leo, we were so happy we made the trip. It's a small medieval town on a hill with a deliciously complex fortress, a wild history, wonderful exhibits and an incredible view. It's just out of the way enough that it isn't flooded with tourists;... More

well worth the trip. the views from the fortress & magnificent & the narrow alleys & Cathedral are worth the drive. very little english spoken but all the bar & attraction staff are friendly. On the way back to san marino we stopped at a roadside cafe selling fresh baked paninis, just outside Aquaviva. Great taste & cheap $eurs for... More

San Leo is a tiny medieval town at the edge of the Appenines with something for everyone. Don't let San Leo's star attraction at the top of the hill overshadow its other charms. Within the little town is a liquor distillery run by a really old guy that is really cool to talk to. There is a nature preserve, local... More

The guide book promised one of the best castles. The guide book did not disappoint. Perched dramatically on a cliff face for more than half its outside, this edifice stands out from afar. The old town, though nice, is not as good as others in the area but the castle is all you'll be noticing. Inside (it costs) is a... More