A Day in the World's Weirdest and Smallest Country by Scooter - Gibraltar

Come with me to explore the strangest country in the world, Gibraltar

It is one of the British Overseas Territories. It is bordered to the north by Spain, and to the south by the Mediterranean Sea. Its area is only about 6.7 square kilometers, but it enjoys an important strategic location due to its proximity to the Strait of Gibraltar, which separates the Mediterranean Sea from the Atlantic Ocean.

The area is famous for the famous Rock of Gibraltar, a huge rock mass that is a symbol of Gibraltar and an important tourist site. Gibraltar has a unique cultural diversity where British, Spanish and Arab influences combine. The languages ​​​​used are English and Spanish.

Gibraltar's economy depends largely on tourism, financial services, online gambling, and maritime transport. Its residents enjoy a high standard of living and a long history dating back to ancient times.