Thursday 11 December 2014

St. Peter's Square, Vatican City


St Peter's Square Vatican_City smallest country in the world lowest population in the world
St. Peter's Square, Vatican City
St. Peter's Square is a beautiful and colorful place situated in Vatican city. Vatican city is the world's smallest country having population of nearly around one thousand which literally amazed me when i first read about this country in the internet. So i thought let the world know about this beautiful place by posting it in blog. The country has a total area of 110 acres (44 hectares). Comparing to my city where i'm living "New Delhi" whose area is 148400 hectares, it is way too smaller.

So if you are planning to visit there then its good but if you are planning to get a citizenship of there then it is impossible to get because it is completely restricted to those employed by Vatican. There are no highways, rail roads, Airports in the Vatican city, it has only streets. This country is totally dependent on its neighboring country Italy like for telephone, electricity as well as for external defense from terrorists. The square is beautifully decorated and gigantic. The center of attraction of square is its church St. Peter's Basilica. Entering inside the Basilica is free of cost but you have to pay to go up to the dome. You can wander around the square and as well as inside the Museum.
  • Best Time to visit :
November- February when the days are colder.
  • Entry Fee :
Wandering around the square is obviously free and entry to church is also free of cost. But to go up to see dome you have to spend a bit.
  • 10 other places you wouldn't like to miss :
1. St. Peter's Basilica
2. Sistine Chapel
3. Apostolic Palace
4. Vatican Library
5. La pieta
6. Vaticano Egyptian Obelisk
7. Vatican Museums
8. Roman curia
9. Castel Sant'Angelo
10. Monument to Alexander VII
  • You can book cheap flights to Vatican city (Rome) by Clicking here

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