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1 Castello di Uffogliano (ruins), 496m
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4 Cesenatico
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12 Monte San Paolo, 860m

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Aufnahmestandort: San Leo      Fotografiert von: Giuseppe Marzulli
Gebiet: Italy      Datum: 29 August 2026
The Fortress of San Leo in Romagna sits at the summit of a village with fewer than 3.000 inhabitants (not visible in the panorama).
Umberto Eco, the author of "The Name of the Rose," described San Leo as "the most beautiful town in Italy: a fortress, two churches."
Eco was exaggerating, but San Leo is truly a beautiful village.
The Fortress of San Leo has three esplanades, each offering a different panoramic view. However, a 360° view is not possible.

Kommentare

Is this San Marino Città in the distance ?
05.09.2026 11:04 , Hans-Jürgen Bayer
Yes, it's San Marino. It's amazing how the view of San Marino changes depending on your vantage point.
05.09.2026 14:08 , Giuseppe Marzulli
Just read a little bit about San Marino - amazing that they are still independent, and nobody else achieved this. Cheers, Martin
05.09.2026 19:43 , Martin Kraus
@Martin: I'd like to open a discussion on the absurdity (in my opinion) of Hegel's and Marx's historical determinism, but this isn't the right place :-)
I'll simply point out that Europe also includes Andorra, the Principality of Monaco, and, to a certain extent, even the Vatican City.
05.09.2026 22:04 , Giuseppe Marzulli

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