There are 6 countries in the world where there is no airport. One of them is the Vatican City, the smallest country in the world, located in the center of the Italian city of Rome, which is surrounded by walls on all sides and is an independent state within Italy. With a total area of 109 acres, which lacks an airport, however, people can easily reach here through the Italian capital. Similarly, the fifth smallest country in the world, San Marino, is surrounded by Italian territory and more than 33,000 residents lack airports.
For air travel, they have to head to an international airport in Italy, 9 miles away. The world's second smallest country, Monaco, is also located near the Vatican in Europe, and to get there, head to France's Nice International Airport. Falls.
Interestingly, the third and fourth smallest countries in the world have their own airports, but the fifth (San Marino, mentioned above) and the sixth Liechtenstein (the country between Switzerland and Austria) have their own airports, according to Jang. Deprived, residents have to head to an airport in Switzerland, 24 miles from their capital.
The same fate befell the inhabitants of Andorra, another European country, with Spain on one side and France on the other, with no airports for the nearly 84,000 people. However, more than 10 million tourists come here every year, who manage to reach here by car from Spain or France. The last country is the Palestinian territories, where there is no airport.
