San Marino through time

City of San Marino 1933–2025 8 photos of this spot

8 photographs taken at the same spot in City of San Marino, spanning 1933–2025 — 3 of them from before 1980. Line them up and watch the place change.

A view of the Basilica di San Marino, the hilltop republic's principal church, photographed in 1933 as part of a numbered series of postcard-style European views.

EU: No. 329. San Marino. - Cathedral. (1933) 1933 A view of the Basilica di San Marino, the hilltop republic's principal church, photographed in 1933 as part of a numbered series of postcard-style European views.

EU: N.º 330. San Marino. - Vista parcial. (1933) 1933 A partial view of the city of San Marino captured in 1933, one image from a numbered photographic series documenting towns across Europe.

EU: N.º 327. San Marino. - Palacio del Gobierno. (1933) 1933 The Palazzo Pubblico, seat of San Marino's government since the early twentieth century, photographed in 1933 as part of a numbered postcard series.

San Marino 2010 San Marino, one of the world's oldest surviving republics, sits atop Monte Titano in the Apennine Mountains. This 2010 photograph shows a view of the city.

Chiesa di San Francesco June 2016 1 2016 The Church of San Francesco in the City of San Marino, photographed in June 2016. The church dates to the 14th century and is among the oldest in this small European republic.

San Marino (city) - 2017 by-RaBoe 086 2017 A view of the City of San Marino, capital of the Republic of San Marino, photographed in 2017. The hilltop city, built on the slopes of Monte Titano, is part of one of the world's oldest surviving republics.

Porta San Francesco, San Marino 2025 Porta San Francesco is one of the historic gates in the walls of the City of San Marino, the fortified hilltop capital of the world's oldest surviving republic. This 2025 photograph shows the gate, part of the medieval defenses that still encircle the old town.

San Francesco (San Marino) viewed from above 2025 This 2025 aerial photograph looks down on the San Francesco complex in the City of San Marino, one of the oldest religious buildings within the walled historic center perched atop Monte Titano.