Favorite thing: I called in to the tourist information office near to the Cableway station in San Marino Citta - and purchased a Tourist Visa.
For those of us within the European Union, we longer get a stamp within our passports if we travel within the EU or the EEA (European Economic Area).
I duly paid my 5€ and had the stamp and the official frank mark attached to my passport.
Updated Jul 1, 2010
Favorite thing: To receive a stamp of San Marino in your passport one has to visit the tourist information office. After they have received the fee of EUR 2.50 one can obtain a tourist visa. There are no border controls since the country is completley surrounded by Italy.
Written Nov 8, 2006
Favorite thing: Since San Marino is part of the Euro Currency Zone it also mints own coins. The San Marino coins in particulary are very seldom to be found and most of the times they have to be purchased in souvenir shops. If you are a coin collector make sure you negotiate the price - since on my visit the price varied quiet a bit!!
Written Nov 2, 2006
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