Discover Serravalle 2026

Unlike the medieval capital on the mountain, Serravalle developed in the flatter border area with Italy into the microstate's most populous and economically active town, with numerous shops, banks and residential areas.

Unlike the tourist-oriented capital, Serravalle with its malls and shops offers an authentic glimpse into San Marino's everyday life, far from the souvenir bustle of the historic center.

The ruins of the medieval Torre fortress, also called Castellaccio, perch on a hill above the town and recall Serravalle's former strategic significance as a border fortification against surrounding Italian territories.

The nearby Stadio Olimpico hosts matches of the Sammarinese national football team and several local clubs, ranking among the tiny landlocked country's most important sports venues.

Serravalle sits directly on the border with Italy and is reachable from Rimini by the Bondeno bus in about 30 minutes, making it the first stop for most visitors to the microstate.

Unlike the medieval capital on the mountain, Serravalle developed in the flatter border area with Italy into the microstate's most populous and economically active town, with numerous shops, banks and residential areas.

Unlike the tourist-oriented capital, Serravalle with its malls and shops offers an authentic glimpse into San Marino's everyday life, far from the souvenir bustle of the historic center.

The ruins of the medieval Torre fortress, also called Castellaccio, perch on a hill above the town and recall Serravalle's former strategic significance as a border fortification against surrounding Italian territories.