Q10: Name either of the two sovereign microstates that are enclaves entirely within Italy’s borders.​

• Hint: One is a city‑state built around a basilica complex and walled precincts, while the other is an older republic perched on Apennine slopes.​
  Both maintain full diplomatic relations and mint their own identities despite relying on surrounding infrastructure for access and trade.​
  On outline maps, each appears as a tiny patch set wholly inside a larger country, an arrangement rarer than simple border adjacency.​
  Remember that “enclave” here means no direct border with any country other than Italy, distinguishing them from microstates on the Mediterranean shore.