Get an international driving license and visit San Marino

You should visit Liberty Square and Palazzo Publico, where you’ll see the significant Statue of Liberty. Then drive to the Basilica di San Marino, which was built in the 19th century and is currently the country’s main religious place. When driving, make sure you have your local driver’s license and International Driver's Permit in San Marino. Requirements should be complete when securing an IDP to ensure you get your IDP as quickly as possible.

If you get hungry, the city offers many restaurants that have beautiful views and great food. It’s important that you book your table in advance so you can enjoy both the food and the view without inconvenience. Speaking of inconvenience, to avoid it, you should obtain an International Driver's Permit. San Marino updated their driving rule in March of 2019 that all foreign drivers should have the 1968 IDP to drive in the country.

Most tourists visit San Marino Città from May until September because of limited rainfall. The weather during these months is warm and pleasant, making your entire trip enjoyable. For you to have a more delightful trip, always carry your documents like your passport, local driver’s license, and international driver’s license for San Marino. The numbers of important travel agencies should also be saved on your phone in case you have questions.

You can drive to the City of San Marino from the nearest airport located in Rimini, Italy. Before you start driving, you must secure an international driver’s license for San Marino. An online application is available, and you will only need to submit your proof of identification. An IDP will serve as a supporting document to your local driver’s license. When you apply for an international driver’s license for San Marino, review all the information you have provided to avoid mistakes.

Driving Directions:

• From Federico Fellini International Airport (RMI), head southeast on Via Flaminia/SS16 toward Via Cavalieri di Vittorio Veneto.
• At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto SS16.
• Then take the 1st exit onto Viale Veneto.
• At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit and stay on Viale Veneto.
• Then continue straight to stay on Viale Veneto.
• Turn left onto Via Coriano SP31.
• Move right onto Via Tavernelle.
• Continue onto Via il Colle.
• Turn left onto SP41.
• Make a slight right onto Via Parco del Marano.
• Continue onto Str. del Marano.
• Turn right onto Str. Fosso.
• Take a Strada Ca’Rinaldo.
• Turn right onto Str. Quinta Gualdaria.
• At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit and stay on Str. Quinta Gualdaria.
• Then take the 2nd exit, and continue onto Str. Sottomontana.
• Turn right onto Via del Serrone, and turn right again onto Via del Voltone.
• At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Viale Pietro Franciosi.
• Then take the 2nd exit onto Via Giacomo Matteotti.
• Continue onto Viale Antonio Onofri, then onto Via Gino Zani.
• Keep driving onto Via Donna Felicissima until you arrive in the City of San Marino. It takes thirty-nine minutes or 28.6 km to reach the country’s capital city.

Most tourist spots that have been present since the 13th century are found in this city. Driving around the city will take you back to the Medieval era, and show you how Sammarinese used to live. Make sure you bring your local driver’s license and International Driver's Permit around San Marino. District officials have required all drivers to have complete documents while driving to refrain from any issues.

You can explore the entire museum and see interesting paintings, archaeological finds, and other crafts produced in the country. If you check out the violin display, you will spot Niccolo Paganini’s violin. You will also see donated private collections of famous intellectuals and political figures from all over the world.

Their business hours depending on the months of the year. If you visit from June to mid-September, they’re open Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 8 PM. If you go there from mid-September to May, they operate from 9 AM to 5 PM, Monday to Friday.

It’s easy to locate Museo di Stato since it’s close to the City of San Marino. To get there, you will need your travel documents and international driver’s license for San Marino. Numbers you can contact are available on Museo di Stato’s website for inquiries. Also, your international driver’s license for San Marino should state your address, name, and other personal information for it to be valid.

Driving Directions:

• From Federico Fellini International Airport (RMI), head northwest on Via Flaminia/SS16 toward Viale Locarno.
• At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit and stay on SS16.
• At Rotonda Vigil del Fuoco, take the 2nd exit onto Via Circonvallazione Nuova/Via Flaminia/SS16.
• At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Via Circonvallazione Nuova/SS16.
• Turn left onto Strada Statale 72 Consolare Rimini San Marino/SS72.
• Slight right onto Via Santa Aquilina
• Turn right onto Strada Statale 72 Consolare Rimini San Marino/SS72.
• Continue straight onto Strada Statale 72 Consolare Rimini San Marino/Via Tre Settembre/SS72.
• Slight left to stay on Via Tre Settembre.
• Make a slight right onto Via Ponte Mellini.
• At the roundabout, continue straight onto Via IV Giugno.
• Slight right onto Via Ranco.
• Continue onto Str. Nona Gualdaria.
• At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Via Ca’ dei Lunghi, then take the 1st exit and stay on Via Ca’ dei Lunghi.
• Slight right onto Via Ventotto Luglio.
• At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit and stay on Via Ventotto Luglio.
• Then take the 1st exit onto Via Oddone Scarito.
• Via Oddone Scarito turns right and becomes Via Pana.
• Turn left to stay on Via Pana.
• Continue onto Piazzale Lo Stradone, then onto Viale Federico D’urbino.
• At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Viale Pietro Franciosi.
• Take the 2nd exit onto Via Giacomo Matteotti.
• Continue onto Viale Antonio Onofri, and onto Via Gino Zani.
• Keep driving onto Via Donna Felicissima, then slight left onto Contrada del Collegio.
• Continue onto Piazzetta del Titano until you reach Museo di Stato. It takes thirty-seven minutes or 25.4 km to reach the National Museum.

The National Museum was formed in the second half of the 19th century and had items on display from the Neolithic to the Middle Ages. Seeing these fascinating objects will definitely take you back in time.

If you forgot to secure an IDP and you’re already in San Marino, you can apply for an international driver’s license for San Marino on our website. Make sure to fill out the correct international driver’s license San Marino zip code to avoid delays in shipping. You may also get an international driver’s license in San Marino with telephone numbers posted online to reach local licensing authorities.

The most famous attractions of the country are the three towers, Guita, Cesta and Montale. Guita Tower is the first and oldest tower built in the 11th-century. You have to pass Passo delle Streghe to get to Cesta Tower, the second tower which was constructed in the 13th-century. The third tower is Montale Tower and was built in the 14th-century.

To get to Monte Titano and see these towers without hassle, make sure you have the complete travel documents, including an international driver’s license for San Marino, and download a copy of these documents to be on the safe side.

The towers are open daily during summer from 8 AM to 8 PM. You can explore Montale for free, but you have to pay an entrance fee to get inside Guita and Cesta.

Since there are no trains in the area, driving is the best way to get there. Always carry your original driver's license and International Driver's Permit in San Marino. Offices of licensing authorities might be available in the country if you haven’t secured an IDP yet. You can also apply for an international driver’s license for San Marino online or contact local licensing authorities in your country for an international driver’s license for San Marino through email.

Driving Directions:

• From Federico Fellini International Airport (RMI), head southeast on Via Flaminia/SS16 toward Via Cavalieri di Vittorio Veneto.
• Take the 2nd exit onto SS16 at the roundabout.
• At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Viale Veneto.
• Then, take the 2nd exit and stay on Viale Veneto.
• At the roundabout, continue straight to stay on Viale Veneto.
• Make a left turn onto Via Coriano/SP31.
• Turn right turn onto Via Tavernelle.
• Continue onto Via il Colle.
• Turn left onto SP41.
• Slight right onto Via Parco del Marano.
• Continue onto Str. del Marano
• Turn right onto Str. Fosso.
• Rotate to the right onto Strada Ca’Rinaldo.
• Then, turn right onto Str. Quinta Gualdaria.
• At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit and stay on Str. Quinta Gualdaria.
• Continue onto Str. Sottomontana.
• Turn right onto Via del Serrone, then turn right onto Via del Voltone.
• At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Viale Pietro Franciosi.
• Take the 2nd exit onto Via Giacomo Matteotti, and continue onto Viale Antonio Onofri.
• Turn right onto Via Francesco Maccioni.
• Continue onto Via Macciono Francesco.
• When you turn right, Via Maccioni Francesco becomes Piazzale Cava degli Umbri.
• Arrive at Monte Titano. It only takes thirty-seven minutes or 28.8 km to reach the mountain.

Aside from the fact that these three towers were built during the early part of the High Middle Ages to the medieval period, Monte Titano is where Saint Marinus, the country’s founder, fled to escape religious persecution.

If you want to see this historic mountain, driving by car is necessary, and you should always bring your driver’s license with your International Driver's Permit in San Marino. Our website is consistently available if you haven’t applied for an IDP yet. You will get a confirmation about your application for your international driver’s license for San Marino in your email.