Embark on a journey to discover the world's smallest populations. From Nauru to Monaco, explore the unique cultures and landscapes of these fascinating destinations

Situated in the Pacific, Nauru faces environmental challenges due to phosphate mining. Its isolation and small population of 10,873 create a unique cultural setting

This Micronesian paradise boasts pristine islands and coral reefs. Palau, with a population of 18,174, is known for its commitment to environmental conservation

In the Caribbean, the BVI, with 30,423 inhabitants, features stunning beaches and a robust yachting scene

Enclaved in Italy, San Marino, with 34,010 residents, is one of the world's oldest republics. Tourists are drawn to its medieval architecture

Between Switzerland and Austria, Liechtenstein, with a population of 38,254, is a principality blending alpine heritage with modernity

These Caribbean islands, with 39,226 inhabitants, offer pristine beaches and turquoise waters. Tourism is pivotal, combining luxury resorts with natural beauty