Chiesanuova, Municipality in eastern San Marino.
Chiesanuova is a municipality in eastern San Marino situated in the upper Rio San Marino valley with rolling terrain and rural character. The settlement includes residential areas, a central square, and nearby agricultural land that shapes the local landscape.
A medieval castle called Busignano once stood in this location until its inhabitants chose to join San Marino in 1320. This decision marked the beginning of this community as part of the San Marino Republic.
A memorial plaque in Salvatore Conti Square honors the Srebrenica genocide and stands as one of Europe's earliest public monuments to this tragedy. The location was chosen to ensure this history remains present in everyday life.
The municipality is easy to navigate as it sits between other San Marino communities and Italian border towns, making it accessible from multiple directions. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended due to the hilly terrain and rural roads.
The central square features a fountain designed by artist Tonino Guerra with steel elements representing a cane field and a glass sculpture. This artwork reveals an unexpected artistic presence in a quiet rural setting.
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