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INTRODUCTION: « welcome to the ancient Land of liberty »: reads a plate at the entrance of the Republic of San Marino, the oldest Republic of the world and the smallest State in Europe.
Capital: Città di San Marino (4.361 in 2009)
Surface: 61 km²
Population: 31.373 in 2009
Density: 481/km²
Currency: Euro
Time zone: UTC +1
Language: Italian
Religion: Catholic
Entry requirements: neither passport nor visa is required for European citizens of the Member States. A valid identity card is sufficient. Most of European driving licenses are accepted.
Travelling with pets: small sized pets like cats, dogs and ferrets must travel with animal passport (in force since 2004) and have an identification microchip or tattoo. Also, they must be vaccinated against rabies.
Health and safety: both private and public health structures are very good. No vaccination is required.
General safety is good, there are no danger zones.
Climate: San Marino is characterised by a temperate Mediterranean climate, with very hot summers and not too cold winters.
Form of government: parliamentary republic
Captains: Francesco Mussoni and Stefano Palmieri
Economy: the main activities of the Republic are manufacture, mechanics, transports, services, building, bank system, finance, pottery and telecommunications. The main agricultural products are fruit, vegetables, wine and cheese.
Electricity: voltage: 220 V, frequency 50 Hz. It is advisable to bring a plug adapter.
Posts, banks and telephone: post offices are open Monday to Friday from 8.30 am to 18 pm, Saturday until 12.30 pm. Banks are open from 8.30 am to 13.20 pm and from 14.45 to 15.55 pm Monday to Friday.
Mobile phone coverage is very good.
Country code: 00378
Useful numbers:
Emergency: 112
Ambulance : 118