Domagnano

Domagnanao is one of the cities of San Marino. It is located on Monte Titano the highest point of San Marino facing the Adriatic Sea. The city is located in such a way that it borders the cities of San Marino like Faetano, Borgo Maggiore, Serravalle and the Italian town of Coriano. The latitude and longitude of the place is 43° 57' 0N and 12° 28' 0E respectively. The Domagnanao city is also referred to as Montelupo or the mountain of wolves.

The transport system of the city is not well developed. The city is, however, connected to the adjoining places via roadways. Buses ply within the city. The city is moderately populated.

Major attractions of the city include the fort of Montelupo, which was constructed in the year of 1463. Thousands of tourists also flock to place to witness the panoramic and pristine view of Mount Titano.

A few hotels have come up after realizing its potential to draw tourists to this place. Mainly Italians come to spend their holidays in the tranquil and peaceful atmosphere of the city. Hotel Rossi is a famous hotel here attracting tourists since 1968.