THIS town has only 52 people and is the world's smallest

Hum is a small Croatian town, often called the "smallest town in the world," located in the Istrian peninsula.

Known for its medieval architecture and tiny population, Hum boasts a rich history and picturesque charm.

The 2011 census recorded 30 residents in Hum, which increased to 52 by 2021, reflecting a slight growth.

Hum measures 100 meters long and 30 meters wide, featuring a gateway, two cobblestone alleys, and 20 buildings.

Dating back to the 11th century, Hum has evidence of human settlement from the pre-Roman era, showcasing ancient history.

The town’s narrow streets, historic buildings, and quaint atmosphere contribute to its unique and charming character.