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Eager to read similar about Lichtenstein, Andorra, San Marino.

• mdrzn 3y ago
  You could probably walk across and around the whole of San Marino in less than a full day.
• zserge 3y ago
  I hike across Liechtenstein from time to time. A very light but picturesque set of trails for one day (30-50km). I usually start at the south border in a Switzerland town, cross the country up north and enter Austria. On a much lighter category, someone "hiked" Monaco in a straight line: https://magamig.github.io/posts/crossing-an-entire-country-in-a-straight-line/ https://magamig.github.io/posts/crossing-an-entire-country-i...
• lb1lf 3y ago
  ...and The Vatican! (I had a beer in Rome, then strolled across The Vatican and three minutes later had another beer in Rome...)
  • johannes1234321 3y ago
    Issue with the Vatican in this context so, that major parts of it are blocked off for the public.
• CastFX 3y ago
  I live in San Marino, let me chime in! The historic center, which is called San Marino Città, is a gorgeous medieval town and it's also part of UNESCO heritage. I definitely recommend a trip there, if you happen to be somewhere near. When I went to school there, I regularly missed the bus so I had the chance of doing a few walks down to my home. It's a bit steep, since the town is located at the top of mount Titano at 700m of height, but it's truly charming.
  • euroderf 3y ago
    When I tried to buy stamps direct from SM back in the 70s, and addressed mail to the SM post office, my local (USA) post office did not believe that there was a country with that name. He went thru their giant post office reference book and hey there it was !
  • euroderf 3y ago
    BYW it had a 1500 year anniversary in 1992, yes ? I recall not reading too much about celebrations.
    • CastFX 3y ago
      Maybe it was the 1700 anniversary on 2001? The official founding date is 3 September 301 AD
• yread 3y ago
  ... and Monaco. Choose one of the roads higher up on the cliffs