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San Marino is a polyester sheer curtain fabric. It is cm wide and features an alternating stripe in a contrasting weave. We happily send up to 5 cuttings per customer at no cost. Simply complete our Cutting Request Form and we will have these ordered to come directly to you. We always recommend getting a physical cutting prior to making a purchase as what you see on a screen can vary from reality depending on your settings and the settings of the supplier that took the picture. Plus it's always best to be able to touch and feel fabric! We price match genuine quotes from our Australian competitors. Just let us know where you've seen it cheaper. When price matching we look at all factors including postage and any small order fees, which we do not charge. Average receipt times for custom cut fabrics range from weeks typically however there can be further delays if fabrics need to come from overseas or need to be milled to meet your order and whilst this is rare, this can take up to 3 months. If you would like to confirm stock levels and an approximate shipping time please contact us and we can confirm with our suppliers and let you know. San Marino San Marino. Tax included. Shipping calculated at checkout. Add to cart. Couldn't load pickup availability Refresh. Price Match.

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Early this year we went on a winter weekend getaway to San Marino, the oldest republic in the world and the 3rd smallest country in Europe! San Marino is a tiny country completely surrounded by Italy but is not part of it, although they share a lot of common ground, including Italian as the official language. So, why visit San Marino? Plus, the historic centre is a World Heritage Site. This turned out to be a very snowy experience! The photo above shows the view we had when we arrived in San Marino. This was facing the Italian mountains. Snow makes everything look quite nice! The walled historical centre and its winding and steep cobblestone streets are perfect for wandering around. We explored the streets while secretly hoping for better weather the next day. Our very own scouting mission. Needless to say that no one else was around except a few locals. We used our time to visit Museo di Stato National Museum , which houses a few different and interesting collections. Before calling it a day and while on our way to the hotel it started to snow again! Luckily on the next day we woke up to amazing winter weather! A cold day with clear blue skies. Perfect to put in practice what we discovered the day before. Our hotel was at the foot of Monte Titano and to get back to the top, we used the funicular. So famous that they can also be seen on the national flag. The views to and from the towers are truly spectacular. In order, from the centre of town, the towers are Guaita, Cesta and Montale. The first two can be visited. Guaita is the oldest of the three and was built in the 11th century. Cesta was built in the 13th century and sits at the top of the highest peak of Monte Titano. It houses the Museum of Historical Weapons. Montale is the smallest one. A former prison, it was built in the 14th century. Back in the historical centre, the best way to explore it really is to just wander around the cobblestone streets. Plenty of things to discover around every corner. The Basilica is the main church of San Marino and has a nice looking architecture. There are no trains or flights to San Marino and the only way in is by car. The best option is via the neighbour Italian town of Rimini which has a regular bus service to San Marino. The bus departs next to the train station and tourist office, and the journey takes around one hour. Rimini has an international airport, but there are other airport choices nearby such as Bologna and Ancona. Both with train connections to Rimini. I have always wanted to go to San Marino, snow storm or not. It is just one of those OMG places as your pictures show. I am a little embarrassed to admit that I have never heard of San Marino until now. But wow, gorgeous! The photos are amazing! What a pretty city! Now you know about it! This place looks magical. Our CS Host actually just mentioned this place. If we had more time here in Italy we would have gone. Wow San Marino looks beautiful! I would love to visit here during winter instead of summer even though you might risk a snow storm. I think the snow makes the historic buildings look absolutely magical. We were quite lucky on the second day otherwise it would have been a bit disappointing. What a shame that happened when you went to the Grand Canyon! The three towers are stunning! But I think I would rather visit in the summer. Why is it a separate country from Italy? They have been a separate country for many years. The constitution is years old! The fact that they are landlocked and quite small means they have to deal a lot with Italy. Beautiful photos! But now I see, how beautiful and mystical it is in winter! I have to go there in winter one day! I especially love photos of Cesta Tower above. Seriously beautiful! Wow this place looks beautiful! These towers are a fairy tale location and the snow made it look so magical. Now I actually want to visit this little place again! Your photos are beautiful!! I had heard of San Marnio but had no idea where it was. Even in the snow it looks like an amazing place to visit. Day trip is perfectly fine to visit. This was really helpful for planning a honeymoon in Italy in the winter. Thank you for the beautiful pictures! Would you guys have braved driving your own vehicle if you had the option? Just wondering because we were planning on having a car but now sure of the road conditions in winter. There was only snow at the top. The rest of the roads were clear. Your pictures are beautiful. What hotel did you stay in? Was 1 day enough time to see the museums and shopping? Regarding your question. One day should be enough to see everything as the historical center is quite compact. These photos are beautiful! What time of year did you go to San Marino Exactly? January or February by chance? December 5, 39 Comments. San Marino. Snowy Italian mountains. Winter on the streets of San Marino. From San Quirino Church. The walls disappearing in the fog. Not a movie! Borgo Maggiore from the funicular. Guaita Tower in the early morning. Guaita Tower and San Marino. Guaita Fortress. View from Guaita to Cesta. Cesta Tower sunrise. Entrance to Cesta tower. Montale tower. Basilica di San Marino. Church Bell Tower in the snow. Detail of a Pine. Breathe With Us. Yes, a very unique place! Some really stunning pics in this great post. Thank you, Amanda. Next time you visit Italy, pay a quick visit to San Marino! Buildings in the snow are great! Thanks, Karolina! Looks magical, great photos. Looks beautiful! Should include it in my plan! This is where you need to go next time in Italy! Yes i love San Marino beautiful views and cheap shopping spree too. Glad to see someone here that has been to San Marino! How beautiful! Those views are gorgeous! Thank you, Kaelene! Thank you, Francesca! So nice! Could you tell us the date you traveled? It is! We travelled in February last year. Hope it helps! Hi Loretta, First of all, thank you! Hi, This was February! Leave a comment Cancel reply. Loading Comments Email Required Name Required Website.

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