Domagnano

Domagnano is a comune ( Italian comune, sanmarinesisch castello ) of San Marino.

Geography

It has 3,256 inhabitants and an area of 6.62 km ².

Domagnano borders the municipalities of San Marino Faetano, Borgo Maggiore and Serravalle and the Italian municipality of Coriano ( Rimini Province ).

Among the districts (Italian Frazione, sanmarinesich Curazie ) include Fiorina and Torraccia.

The main town is also known as Montelupo ( "Wolf Mountain" ), and his coat of arms shows a running white wolf. Its location offers a view of Mount Titano to the Adriatic Sea.

History

The southern part of this village belonged since its foundation, the Republic of San Marino. The municipal area was extended in 1463 to Montelupo.

In the municipality in 1892 archaeological finds from ancient times were made: apart from about 2,000 Roman coins Ostrogothic art objects dating from the 5th century have been found, such as an eagle -shaped brooch made ​​of pure gold and precious stones, the famous Tesoro di Domagnano ( "Treasure of Domagnano "). He is now in the British Museum in London.

Sports

In Domagnano Domagnano FC, ​​the most successful football club in the country by Title plays. She has won four championships of San Marino, eight cups of competition Coppa Titano (similar to the League Cup) and three dressing cups.

Traffic

In the district Torraccia the Aviosuperficie Torraccia, the only airport of San Marino befindete.

Pictures

The San Michele Arcangelo church in Domagnano

Domagnano and the main street Via 25 Marzo night