Yes, the Vatican is considered as an independent country, the smallest country in the world.
The Vatican, at only 110 acres, is the smallest independent country in the world.
If you are talking about Vatican city... It is its own Country. Or nation either one I guess.
The Vatican became an independent country in 1929 with the signing of the Lateran Treaty. Before that is was considered as part of Italy or of the Papal States.
No, Vatican City is considered the smallest.
Since the Vatican is very small, only about 0.2 square mile, it is usually considered to have only one town, Vatican City. The Vatican is both a city and a country.
No, it is not in France. The Vatican City is within Italy, but is considered a separate state.
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.
Vatican City is the capital of Vatican City the country.
The Vatican City is considered a country but also a state, so just 1.
vatican The Vatican City is both a city and a country. Liechenstein is a country.
The smallest country in the world is the Vatican in the city of Rome. The Vatican is a country.
Vatican city is considered the country with the smallest population. But if you don't count Vatican city as a country, then it would be a tie between Tuvalu and Nauru (population undetermined but estimated at 10,000).