The smallest country in the world, the Vatican is an independent city-state located in the heart of Rome, Italy, the only country in the world governed by the Holy See and the spiritual center and headquarters of the Catholic Church.
The Vatican has an area of 0.44 square kilometers and a population of about 800 people. Its territory is surrounded by Italy and defended by walls. Its territory is surrounded by Italy and defended by walls. The Vatican has its own national infrastructure such as a printing house, post office, hornet's nest, television stations, and also boasts attractions such as the world-famous Vatican Museums and St. Peter's Basilica.
The Vatican's sovereign rights are exercised by the Pope, and its economy is largely dependent on industries such as cultural tourism, stamp sales, and the manufacture of incense wax products. The Vatican is also a permanent observer under the umbrella of the United Nations.
If you like the Vatican, you can come to the Vatican to visit the Vatican's culture, art and religious history!
