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Guaita Tower stands atop the rocky peak of Mount Titano, surrounded by trees and overlooking the town and hills of San Marino.
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Mount Titano

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Guaita Tower stands atop the rocky peak of Mount Titano, surrounded by trees and overlooking the town and hills of San Marino.
Mount Titano Mount Titano, San Marino.

Mount Titano is a mountain in Italy's Apennines range, notable for being the location of San Marino, the world's oldest republic and Europe's fifth-smallest country. The mountain is crowned by three ancient towers that form part of San Marino's fortifications and coat of arms. San Marino, a landlocked republic surrounded by Italy, is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, with its historic center and Mount Titano being jointly designated. The country's motto, "Libertas," reflects its historical role as a sanctuary for political refugees.12

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