Basilica del Santo

The Cathedral of San Marino is the largest Catholic church in the Republic of San Marino. There is a small square in front of the church, which is now a parking lot. Enter the cathedral and learn from the inscription on the top of the porch - the wall, which is related to the construction of the church and the founder of the country, Marino. The interior of the church is simple and simple, white and solemn.

The Cathedral of San Marino is a neoclassical building completed in 1838, located not far from the entrance of San Marino City. The exterior walls are built in pure white marble, which is not the same as other ancient buildings in the city, regardless of style or building materials, and are obviously relatively new. The church is elegant in front, and the square in front is full of flowers.

In 301, a mason named Marino came to quarry in the Titano area, many people went to him, lived on the mountain, and later established homes here. In honor of San Marino, the founder of San Marino, the Cathedral of San Marino was established in 1361, and the remains of the saint Marino were placed inside. The church is located near the Beluzi Street in San Marino, the capital of San Marino. The church has a museum and painting museum, and behind the church there is a currency and stamp museum, showing the currency issued after the mid-19th century.