Liberation Day in San Marino commemorates the republic’s liberation from Alberonian occupation in 1740. The day is also associated with Saint Agatha, one of San Marino’s patron saints. It is a public holiday that brings together national history, civic identity, religious tradition, and remembrance of the republic’s independence.

Event Suggestions:
• Create a timeline about San Marino’s history and liberation in 1740
• Explore Saint Agatha and the role of patron saints in civic traditions
• Discuss how small nations preserve independence, identity, and historical memory