Domagnano

Among the nine castelli of San Marino, Domagnano stands out for its position on the northeastern slopes of Monte Titano, within the Apennine terrain of the republic. This municipality borders Borgo Maggiore, Faetano, Serravalle and the City of San Marino, placing it between the mountain’s historic core and the republic’s lower eastern districts. Its best-known historical association is the Domagnano Treasure, a group of late-antique gold jewellery discovered here in 1892 and now dispersed among museum collections. Domagnano represents the everyday local side of a country shaped by the prominent limestone mass of Monte Titano. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Domagnano and San Marino.

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