Hey! My name is Nathan from Australia and I’m hoping to cook a meal from every country in the world and soon up for me is San Marino ☺️ I wanted to ask what are a couple of the most iconic and beloved Sammarinese meals 🇸🇲

I was also wanting the video to include:

1 - something you love about your country; and then

2 - something you wish other people knew about San Marino! :)

Source: George Arents Collection, The New York Public Library

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Source: Historical Archive of the Presidency of the Italian Republic.

Hi to all citizens of San Marino!

I have heard about San Marino long ago and always found it fascinating. Recently i have been wanting to move there to try to start a new life and assimilate. I will lay out my reasons here briefly.

1. So firstly' since I was little I wanted to train football and never got the chance. Since i know the legue in San Marino is amateur i thought there would be a chance I could play there since its my dream to do so. So is there any chance a club there or a coach would gice me a chance to show what i know even tough i never trained football as a junior due to me having a glaucoma from birth' just to be in the reserve team and nothing else. I also want to add that I was twice time operated due to gastrointestinal issues and as a child due to eye cataracts which were congenital. So' when you add all this together would I legally be allowed to play' would I pass the medical exam and would they really give me a chance. Also if this is realistic I would need a place to stay. How can I find a place to stay and work so I can sustain myself'please let me know.

It would be great if someone would be willing to have me as a tenant/roommate until I find a place of my own'if so leave a comment or feel free to leave a private message.

1. Secondly' if the football option doesn't work out' how can I find a job in san Marino or in nearby places if it is better to do so. Maybe Rimini? I want to clarify that I am an EU citizen'(croatian ID card'more specifically). I would like also to enroll in a college there if I can. In this case I would need a place to stay. So more info would be great.

Another reason for me wanting to move is that I personally dont have a desire to live in Bosnia and Herzegovina' more specifically Herzegovina. Things here are depressive'young people are leaving' there is no oppourtunity here. And I would prefer living in a state with a different mentality. Here the people are stuck up. To add onto that all' I have problems with my family' my father keeps hindrring my own progress and I personally can't tolerate that.

So because of all this' San Marino would be like a turning a new page'escaping from bad econony and other things. I forgot that politics here aren 't favorable.

This was a serious post so please treat it seriously. If you don't have any info for me it's better to not respond anything than to respond negatively. I would like this post to remain within this subreddit' so please don't repost for entertainment purposes.

To end my comment I would like to say that San Marino is looking like a dream home possibly'I k ow the citizenahip law is strict' but if it isn't realistic to move there then I guess I will need to find a new place to do so.

Greeting to all Sanmarinese and thanks in advance for any help I might receive.

Anthony.

Source: Bibliothèque nationale de France, Department of Coins, Medals and Antiquities

Source: Historical Archive of the Presidency of the Italian Republic

Buon pomeriggio.

Con un mio amico stiamo pianificando, in un viaggio di qualche giorno, di fare una capatina anche a San Marino siccome nessuno dei due l'ha mai visto ed eravamo curiosi.

Questo mio amico è un collezionista di monete (e a dire la verità un po' anch'io), sia regolari che euro commemorativi, e gli ho sempre consigliato gli erogamonete, tipo quelli che ci sono nelle sale slot o nelle SNAI. Solitamente funziona alla "paese che vai, euro che trovi". Infatti in Italia si trovano un sacco di monete italiane, in Francia monete francesi, eccetera. E per un collezionista delle monete sammarinesi sono un ottimo colpo.

Solo che, da quel che ho visto (smentitemi nel caso), San Marino è sprovvisto di centri SNAI o sale slot convenzionali, c'è solo il casinò, in cui che io sappia non ci sono erogamonete (di nuovo, nel caso smentitemi).

Quindi, pongo questa domanda, ammetto, abbastanza specifica: sapete dove poter trovare degli erogamonete a San Marino? Conoscete dei luoghi dove sapete siano presenti?

Source: Nationaal Archief (Netherlands)

Source: Nationaal Archief (Netherlands)

Source: Lisbon Municipal Archive (Arquivo Municipal de Lisboa)

Source: Lisbon Municipal Archive (Arquivo Municipal de Lisboa)

Source: Lisbon Municipal Archive (Arquivo Municipal de Lisboa)

Source: Historical Archive of the Presidency of the Republic (Italy)

Source: National Library of France (Bibliothèque nationale de France)

Source: Postal Cabinet Museum of Barcelona

Source: Postal Cabinet Museum of Barcelona

Source: Ministry of Culture (France)

ciao, io come operatore sul cellulare ho "Ho." e prende nella maggior parte del territorio tranne che a Faetano.

Mi è stato consigliato di passare a Tim che prende anche lì ma andrei a pagare quasi il doppio.

Ci sono altri operatori che prendono anche a Faetano?

Source: Postal Cabinet Museum of Barcelona

Source: Postal Cabinet Museum of Barcelona

Source: Postal Cabinet Museum of Barcelona

Source: Deutsche Fotothek