- Currency
- The euro. Bank cards are accepted in most shops and restaurants, and a little cash helps for small purchases and small cafes.
- Sockets
- European sockets, 230 V, 50 Hz. Plugs of types C, F and L usually fit, so you may need a simple adapter.
- Emergency
- The single emergency number is 112. Save it, and the address of your accommodation, in your phone if you plan to walk the paths around the towers.
- Time difference
- The time is the same as in Italy: four hours behind Kazakhstan in winter and three in summer, because Italy moves to summer time.
- Language
- The official language is Italian. People explain in English in tourist places, but signs and menus are more often in Italian.
- Getting there
- Buses run from Rimini to San Marino, and you can also come by car or on a tour. Check the timetable and the boarding point in advance, especially for an evening return.
- Clothing and shoes
- The streets are steep and paved with stone, and the wind often blows on the ridge. Comfortable shoes matter more than the map suggests, and a light jacket is useful even in summer.
- Entry
- Check current entry rules for citizens of Kazakhstan before the trip, for both Italy and San Marino.