The Vatican city has the smallest population in Europe.
No, it doesn't. Vatican City is a part of Rome.
Vatican City is the least populated country in Europe, and the world, with 832 people.
Even though it is not a member of the EU, the Vatican issues Euros. Until a few years ago the coins used by the Vatican were liras.
Eighteen countries in Europe are not in the EU. These countries are Iceland, Norway, Switzerland, Serbia, Montenegro, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Macedonia, Albania, Andorra, Belarus, Moldova, Monaco, San Marino, Liechtenstein, Vatican City, Russia, and Ukraine.
No, Vatican City is distinct and independent country totally surrounded by the city of Rome. Rome is a part of Italy, the Vatican is not.
Yes Vatican City has a president, Giuseppe Bertello, for the legislative part of the government.
Vatican City is a sovereign nation surrounded by the City of Rome and the boundaries are clearly delineated. It is not a part of the city of Rome.
The following countries are surrounded by the European Union but are not part of the EU: Switzerland + Liechtenstein, Andorra, San Marino and the Vatican City. Monaco borders on France (an EU member), but has a coastline so it is not completely surrounded. The Russian province of Kaliningrad also borders only on EU countries, but also has a coastline as well.
The Vatican City is surrounded by Rome, the capital city of Italy, and Italy is part of Europe.
The territory of Vatican City is part of the Mons Vaticanus, and of the adjacent former Vatican Fields.
The Sisteen Chapel is in Vatican City, Italy. It is part of the Vatican Museum.