Economy and Infrastructure of Vatican City
- Economic rank, by nominal GDP (2007):
- Economy type: noncommercial (based on donations from church-goers)
- Church tax
- Peter's Pence
- Agriculture in Vatican City: None. See Vatican Gardens.
- Banking in Vatican City
- Vatican Bank
- Communications in Vatican City
- Internet in Vatican City
- .va
- Vatican Library
- L'Osservatore Romano
- Vatican Radio
- Internet in Vatican City
- Companies of Vatican City: none
- Currency of Vatican City: Euro (see also: Euro topics)
- ISO 4217: EUR
- Health care in Vatican City
- Vatican Pharmacy
- Mining in Vatican City: none
- Tourism in Vatican City
- Transportation in Vatican City
- Airports in Vatican City: none. Rome is served by two airports which are used by travellers to the Vatican.
- Rail transport in Vatican City
- Roads in Vatican City (see map)
- Being only 1.05 km long and 0.85 km wide, Vatican City has no highways/
- Vatican City has access roads and driveways. (See map)
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