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This country is smaller than a shopping mall but has its own army.

Vatican City is the world's smallest country at just 0.17 square miles, completely surrounded by Rome, Italy. Despite having only 800 residents, it has its own military (the Swiss Guard), railway, post office, and even mints its own Euro coins.

Created in 1929 to give the Pope independence from Italy, Vatican City receives 20,000 tourists every single day - that's 25 tourists for every one resident.

The only country where tourists outnumber residents by 25 to 1.

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