Ca Berlone

Cà Berlone is a small, peaceful rural hamlet (curazia) situated in the southwestern part of the municipality (castello) of Città di San Marino. Tucked away on the undulating hillsides near the western border with Italy, Cà Berlone is primarily a residential and agricultural settlement. The area is characterized by open fields, olive groves, and quiet country lanes, offering a tranquil escape from the busier tourist zones of the capital.

The hamlet does not see many tourists, making it an excellent spot for visitors who want to experience the quiet, authentic everyday life of the Sammarinese countryside. From its elevated vantage points, Cà Berlone offers beautiful, unobstructed views of the surrounding valleys and the western face of Monte Titano.

By Plane

The nearest airport is Federico Fellini International Airport (RMI) in Rimini, Italy, about 26 km to the northeast. Bologna Airport (BLQ) is about 130 km away. Taxis are available from Rimini Airport, or you can take a bus to Rimini Train Station and then transfer to the Rimini-San Marino bus line.

By Train

There is no railway service in San Marino. The closest major railway station is Rimini Railway Station in Italy, from which direct buses travel to San Marino.

By Car / Road

Cà Berlone is reached via local roads branching off from the main highway (via Sottomontana or via del Serrone) connecting the capital to the Italian border. The drive from the historic center of Città di San Marino takes about 10 minutes (approx. 5 km). Driving from Rimini takes around 40 minutes.

Given the lack of public transit within the hamlet itself, the best way to get around Cà Berlone is on foot for local walks, or by private car for traveling to neighboring towns. The roads are paved and quiet, making them pleasant for cycling and walking.

As a quiet residential and farming area, Cà Berlone has no major museums or historic monuments. The main attraction is the natural landscape, featuring views of Monte Titano's limestone cliffs and the rolling hills of the Italian Marche region.

• Scenic Walking and Cycling: Explore the network of rural lanes around the hamlet, which are popular with local cyclists and walkers for their low traffic and pleasant scenery.
• Photography: Capture the western slopes of Monte Titano and rural agricultural scenes, especially beautiful at sunset.

There are no restaurants within the immediate hamlet of Cà Berlone. Visitors can find excellent traditional restaurants and pizzerias nearby along the road leading up to the capital or in the neighboring village of Murata.

No bars or cafes operate in Cà Berlone. Travelers can enjoy local wines, such as Sangiovese and Biancale, at the bars and restaurants in the nearby capital or purchase them from supermarkets in Borgo Maggiore.

There are no hotels or bed and breakfasts in Cà Berlone. Visitors looking to stay in the area should book accommodations in the neighboring settlement of Murata or in the historic center of Città di San Marino.

There are no shops or markets in Cà Berlone. For shopping, souvenirs, and daily necessities, visitors travel to the commercial centers in Borgo Maggiore or the duty-free shops in the capital city.

• Città di San Marino (5 km, 10 min drive) — the historic, UNESCO-listed capital.
• Murata (3 km, 5 min drive) — a nearby village with dining options and sports facilities.
• Chiesanuova (4 km, 7 min drive) — a quiet neighboring castello near the Italian border.