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Little Europe: Five Micro-Countries

Little Europe: Five Micro-Countries

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Rick Steves' Europe Travel Guide Don't blink as we blitz through Europe's tiniest countries: Vatican City, the planet's smallest country, boasts the its biggest church. The fairy-tale princedom of Monaco lures high rollers with its fancy casino and glamorous views. Italy's last independent hill town, San Marino, still looks formidable, as does the castle-guarded principality of Liechtenstein. And amid the rugged beauty of the Pyrenees, tiny Andorra draws shoppers and hikers alike. 2008 Rick Steves' Europe
Date: 2020-08-09

Comments and reviews: 10


It would be lovely to have you locked in the global village and be the first groupIt would be lovely to have you locked in the global village and be the first group to occupy the global village and have a global world status with all that the global village has to offer yes sit round the table and soul VDC global independent
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I went to a football match in Andorra. We missed a turn and got lost. The Police then blocked the road so that we could safely reverse the wrong way.
Then we couldnt get into the Stadium so the Police let is watch the match from their rest area.

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I love Beautiful Europe, Beautiful America, Beautiful England, Beautiful Canada, Beautiful Australia, Beautiful New Zealand, Beautiful Israel and Beautiful Latin America so much with all my heart, i love Rick Steves so much too.
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I noticed an interesting section of video with a very interesting map of comparison about these countries and the description about them, from about 20 minutes and 10 seconds to 20 minutes and 40 seconds. 2020-January-18th 1: 07
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It is a pleasure to watch Rick Steves travel videos which are captivating, with the interesting commentary about each place. It brought back memories of my visit to Vadus, the capital of Liechtenstein sometime ago.
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The Organ piece playing in the background from 5: 44 onwards is a prelude by Bach in F major from a book of eight little fugues and preludes. A great organ piece for those starting out.
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Everyone likes the little countries because they do not invade and enslave their neighbors. What's not to like about Liechtenstein? What have they ever done to anybody? Nothing!
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I was so happy to see he covered RSM, my family is from there I am a dual citizen and I love it. but the shops are tacky? lol? they're great! it is the best place ever.
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Vatican City seems to be the smallest country in the planet, but I think the broadcaster, Vatican Radio, serves the entire country than any other broadcaster in Europe.
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San Marino castles. No wonder that they kept themselves independent during the Middle ages, one can get dizzy and out of breath just reaching the first sets of walls.
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