The only remnants of the military of the Vatican are the Swiss Guards who act as body guards for the pope. In earlier years when the Vatican was part of the much larger Papal States, the vatican did have a sizable army. It is highly unlikely anyone would invade the Vatican these days and, if they did, there are many nations that would rise up to protect it.
Vatican City is a city-state, a country consisting of only one city. So the capital is also Vatican City.
Since Vatican city is its own city-state it does not have a capital. If i were you i would just call the capital Vatican city just because it is the only city in Vatican City. Hope that helped, Jamal
Vatican City
Vatican City is it's own country.
Vatican City is it's own state/country located within the larger country of Italy and in the city of Rome.
The Vatican City, inside Rome, Italy. The Vatican is its own country.
Roman Catholic AnswerVatican City is its own country and is only about 110 acres. Vatican City is entirely composed of the city of Vatican City which is its major and only city.
No. It is an independent country.
Vatican City is located in Europe, specifically Italy. The city of Rome surrounds Vatican City, but Vatican city is considered it's own country and is typically classified as the modern city state. The current Pope is considered the head of Catholicism and also serves as the Head of State for the Vatican City.
No, the Vatican is managed by an appointed committee which has a president and vice president.
No, England is a Country in Great Britain and the UK. The Vatican is a city in Italy.
There are no states in Vatican City. It is a country in its own right, the smallest in the world and it had no smaller parts like states.