I will be taking a weekend trip to San Marino shortly. I have read somewhere that it is a communist city-state/country. How does this show with the people who live there? Do anyone know if they choose to be communist or has this been defined by the Italian hierarchy? I do not know anything about San Marino and am interested to hear more about it from those of you who have ventured there yourselves.
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If you put San Marino in the search function above you will find quite a few threads about it including some trip reports.
San Marino is a separate country, so I doubt that the Italian hierarchy has defined anything much about it.
I don't know much about the political structure of San Marino, except that it claims to be the world's oldest republic.
We spent one night and part of a day there, and the people seemed pretty capitalist to me - plenty of locally-owned hotels, restaurants and stores.