Superbike San Marino
10.06.2012 | Misano - Autodomo di Santamonica
Overview
Overview: In whatever part of this 61-sq km (24-sq mile) territory you go, in particular at the peak of its mountain (750m/2,461ft high), your gaze is lost over a unique, dazzling panorama: the fertile soils of Emilia Romagna and the soft rolling hills of the Marche and Montefeltro, and on to the placid Adriatic sea. The Sammarinese territory is made up of nine ancient citadels, including the capital, San Marino. These small centres arose as a result of the first human settlements; each offers something to be discovered and visited. The fortresses are interconnected by a convenient urban network of rare beauty.
The small capital holds a wealth of history, museums, and priceless architectural monuments, while a wealth of assorted crafts and souvenirs provide a vast, pleasant shopping experience.
The origins of San Marino are founded on the charming legend of the saint, founder of the community and of the republic, when, in 301 AD, Marino took refuge on Mt Titano.
San Marino is the only surviving Italian city-state. Like Andorra, Liechtenstein and Monaco, it is an anachronism, a reminder of the times when Europe was made up of tiny political units, often extending no further than a cannon could fire from a city’s walls.
Of all the small European countries, San Marino’s survival is the most surprising. Apart from the Vatican City (whose development followed a different course), it is the only one that is completely surrounded by one other country. Various treaties of friendship have been signed with Italy since the latter’s unification, but San Marino proudly asserts its independence where possible.
Overview: In whatever part of this 61-sq km (24-sq mile) territory you go, in particular at the peak of its mountain (750m/2,461ft high), your gaze is lost over a unique, dazzling panorama: the fertile soils of Emilia Romagna and the soft rolling hills of the Marche and Montefeltro, and on to the placid Adriatic sea. The Sammarinese territory is made up of nine ancient citadels, including the capital, San Marino. These small centres arose as a result of the first human settlements; each offers something to be discovered and visited. The fortresses are interconnected by a convenient urban network of rare beauty.
The small capital holds a wealth of history, museums, and priceless architectural monuments, while a wealth of assorted crafts and souvenirs provide a vast, pleasant shopping experience.
The origins of San Marino are founded on the charming legend of the saint, founder of the community and of the republic, when, in 301 AD, Marino took refuge on Mt Titano.
San Marino is the only surviving Italian city-state. Like Andorra, Liechtenstein and Monaco, it is an anachronism, a reminder of the times when Europe was made up of tiny political units, often extending no further than a cannon could fire from a city’s walls.
Of all the small European countries, San Marino’s survival is the most surprising. Apart from the Vatican City (whose development followed a different course), it is the only one that is completely surrounded by one other country. Various treaties of friendship have been signed with Italy since the latter’s unification, but San Marino proudly asserts its independence where possible.
Opłaty za przesyłkę
Bilety wysłane ubezpieczone przez UPS Express| w UE | € 15,00 |
| Europa ale nie UE | € 21,00 |
| USA i Kanada | € 21,00 |
| wszystkie inne kraje | € 31,00 |
