I don't have source material for this subject, and I'm not able to write the guide without it — every specific event, venue, date, and dish would have to be invented, which defeats the purpose of the piece.
If you can share the source material (even a few paragraphs of notes, a tourism board page, or press coverage of past celebrations), I can turn it into the field guide you're describing. Alternatively, if you'd like, I can:
- **Draft the structure** — the five themed `
` sections and the kind of concrete detail each would need (e.g., "Where the Countdown Happens," "What's Cooking in the Old Town," "Markets and Midnight," "Getting Up to the Three Towers," "New Year's Day and the Days After"), so you can fill in or commission the facts.
- **Write a general San Marino guide** based on well-established, verifiable geography and landmarks (Mount Titano, the Guaita/Cesta/Montale towers, Piazza della Libertà, the Palazzo Pubblico, the historic centre's UNESCO status) — clearly framed as general context rather than a New Year's Eve guide, since I can't confirm specific NYE programming.
- **Write it once you supply sources** — send whatever you have and I'll ground every claim in it.
Which would be most useful?