Vatican City

About Vatican City: 

  The Vatican Republic is an independent country located within the city of Rome and is completely surrounded by Italy. With an area of ​​only 0.44 km2, it is the smallest country in the world. The country is characterized by its Mediterranean climate with hot summers and mild winters. Just big. The total population is 825, making it one of the least densely populated countries in the world. The Vatican does not have its own airport, and the only way to enter it is by foot from neighboring cities. The culture of the Vatican City is dominated by the traditions and customs of the Catholic Church, as the city is the seat of the Pope and the world center of Christianity, but there is no official language spoken in the city, but Italian and Latin are mostly used. The Vatican City is known as the capital of the Christian Catholic Church, and this in itself makes it a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which makes it a destination for more than 7 million tourists who visit every year to see this special place and see the most important religious monuments in it.  

Vatican City Passport Ranking:

  Vatican City's passport is currently ranked 25th according to the Reach Immigration Passport Index, providing access to 157 destinations around the world, and is considered one of the most desirable passports as it gives its holder the highest degree of mobility between various destinations.