Beneath Vatican City, indeed below the high altar of St. Peter's Basilica, is found the grave of Saint Peter the Apostle of Jesus and first pope of the Catholic Church.
Vatican City was founded on February 11, 1929.
Vatican City was made and not discovered by anyone. It didn't exist until the Vatican was built.
The Vatican is built on the hill - Mons Vaticanus.
The Vatican is built on the hill - Mons Vaticanus - but the city itself is relatively flat.
There are no real land forms in Vatican City except for the hill upon which it has been built - the Mons Vaticanus.
The Vatican is considered an enclave city because it is a territory whose geographical boundaries lie entirely within the boundaries of another territory.
The Vatican is named for the hill upon which it was built - Mons Vaticanus and not for a Roman god.
Other than the hill Mons Vaticanus upon which the Vatican was built, there are no real landforms.
It is named for the hill upon which it was built - Mons Vaticanus.
It is named for the hill upon which it was built - Mons Vaticanus.
It is also known as the Holy See.Clarification:Actually, the Holy See refers to the Pope and other members of the Vatican hierarchy. The Holy See and the Vatican are two separate entities. Vatican City is sometimes called simply 'The Vatican.'
The Vatican is built on the Mons Vaticanus (Vatican Hill) and has a close proximity to the west bank of the Tiber River. Other that, there are no real geographic features in the Vatican where most features are man made.