Republic Day
September 3, Wednesday
History of the holiday
San Marino is considered the oldest republic in the world, founded in 301. Republic Day is celebrated in memory of the creation of the state and its continuous independence over the centuries. The holiday reflects historical events related to preserving the freedom and autonomy of San Marino among larger neighboring states.
How it is celebrated
On this day, ceremonial events are held to honor the country’s history and culture:
* Official ceremonies with the participation of state officials and government representatives.
* Parades, concerts, and cultural events in the capital, San Marino.
* Streets and buildings decorated with national flags and symbols of the republic.
* Lessons and activities in schools and educational institutions dedicated to the history of San Marino.
* Tourists and locals participate in festive tours and visits to historical landmarks.
Significance of the holiday
San Marino Republic Day emphasizes the value of independence, civic identity, and historical heritage. The holiday unites citizens and reminds them of the importance of preserving cultural traditions and the sovereignty of the state.
Republic Day in other years
- 2021 September 3, Friday
- 2022 September 3, Saturday
- 2023 September 3, Sunday
- 2024 September 3, Tuesday
- 2026 September 3, Thursday