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Rome: Vatican City
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An enclave of Rome is the State of the Vatican City, the sovereign territory of the Holy See. It is the smallest nation in the world, and the capital of the only religion that has representation in the United Nations (as a non-voting member state).
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Rome compte plusieurs centaines d'églises et de lieux de culte. Les églises du pèlerinage de Rome sont la basilique Saint-Pierre, au Vatican, qui contient le tombeau de Saint Pierre, la basilique Saint-Paul-hors-les-murs, sur la voie Ostienne, où se trouve le tombeau de saint Paul, l'Archibasilique Saint-Jean de Latran, cathédrale de Rome et du monde, la basilique Sainte-Marie-Majeure, contenant une relique de la Crèche, la basilique Sainte-Croix-en-Jérusalem, qui garde les reliques de la Passion, la basilique Saint-Laurent-hors-les-Murs et la basilique Saint-Sébastien, sur la voie Appienne, au-dessus des catacombes.
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Population rose again and reached 100,000 during the 17th century, but Rome ultimately lagged behind the rest of the European capitals over the subsequent centuries, being largely busy in the Counter-Reformation process. Caught up in the nationalistic turmoils of the 19th century and having twice gained and lost a short-lived independence, Rome became the focus of the hopes for Italian unification, as propelled by the Kingdom of Italy ruled by King Vittorio Emanuele II; after the French protection was lifted in 1870, royal troops stormed the city, and Rome was declared capital of the newly unified Italy in 1871.
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The population growth that the state of Georgia experienced over the past 20 years has not found its way to Rome. Most of the growth has been in unincorporated areas outside the city limits. From 1986 to 1995 the city annexes land totaling one-third of its present size, reducing the population density from over 1500 people per square mile in 1986 to just over 1000 in 1995
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