Cheap Flights to San Marino

Useful advice for travelling to San Marino (SMR)

San Marino, officially called the Most Serene Republic, is one of the world’s smallest countries. For example, Lithuania could a 1000 of San Marinos. However, although small, the country has many things to offer its guests. This is a peaceful and cosy land with its highest point being the ancient Mountain Titano. Cheap flights to San Marino provide an opportunity to rise into the altitude of 739 metres, in order to observe the Adrian Sea and the majestic San Marino gardens.

Preparing for the trip

Lithuanian tourists may enter San Marino without any kind of visa. The country may be thoroughly explored with just a passport or an ID card in your pocket.

Transportation and travel charges

San Marino is located in a mountainous area, and you your journey here will undoubtedly consist of many trips along ravines and from one curvy old town alley into another. Because of the country’s small size, traffic is limited, but many objects and places are easily visited on foot or using a bike. Rental cars are also available in this country.

Local prices are quite agreeable, while euros are the official local currency used. San Marino is surrounded by Italy from all sides; therefore Sammarinese cuisine borrows heavily from the Italian one. However, this is yet another area where San Marino seeks to stay independent, and the country has traditional dishes of its own as well. These usually cost from 5 to 30 euros. If you’re using a car, you will need to pay approximately 1.50 euro for one hour of parking. Both cash and debit cards are acceptable forms of payment in the country.

Additional information:

• Sammarinese capital, City of San Marino, is located 1510 kilometres away from Vilnius.
• San Marino belongs to the UTC+1 time zone.
• Oficiali San Marino kalba – italų.

Best return gifts choices

You will not only bring numerous photographs and stories from your trip to San Marino but also some souvenirs, which are available to be purchased for a lower price (without VAT). In most local narrow alleys and street you will find some colourful hand-painted fabrics to buy, along with a wide array of wondrously gorgeous jewellery. You can also try various delicious meals and drinks right on the street. Lastly, you should definitely consider purchasing Murano glass and leather goods, which will make perfect return gifts.