Republic of Molossia

This is a one-person self-proclaimed micro-nation not recognized by the United Nations or the USA.
The languages spoken are US English and Esperanto.

Entry requirements

You are required to make a reservation in advance. The president sets specific dates for entry into the micronation; slots are available approximately once per month during tourist season (April–October). If you'd like to come on one of the upcoming dates, send an email to mininfo@molossia.org with the number of people in your party. Those wishing to visit can only stay a maximum of three hours, and one hour is plenty of time to see the sites.
At the front gate, there is a mini embassy called the Custom House in the micronation's Red Square. Passports can be stamped, but this is not mandatory for entry.
Taking these items into Molossia is prohibited, as per their entry page on their website:

• Firearms, ammunition, and explosives
• Drugs and tobacco
• Incandescent lightbulbs
• Plastic shopping bags
• Catfish
• "Fresh" Spinach
• Missionaries and salesmen
• Onions
• Walruses

Bringing in prohibited items may result in a brief detention in the whimsical "Molossia Jail & Political Prison".

By car

From Reno: Take I-580 south, then NV-341 to Virginia City, then NV-79 (Six Mile Canyon Road) to Dayton.

By plane

(RNO) is the nearest major airport, around away.

Molossia is the size of a rural American residence and can be walked around easily on foot.

• Government HouseResidence of the president and his family.

• Republic Square

• Red SquareMain center of business and commerce for the nation.

• Office of the President

• The Water Tower

• Time Capsule Marker

• Peace PolePole with "May Peace Prevail On Earth" written vertically in eight languages (English, Spanish, Italian, German, Chinese, Russian, Cherokee, and of course Esperanto).

The Tower of the WindsMetal monument built to the winds.

Molossia CemeteryFinal resting place of the micronation's former dog residents.

• Norton Park

• Back Forty National Park

The currency is called Valora (abbreviated to VL), which is Esperanto for worthy. The Valora is pegged to the US dollar (though the actual rate can fluctuate) by making a 30 oz (850 g) tube of Pillsbury chocolate chip cookie dough always worth 5 Valora. The currency's subunits are referred to as Futtrus, of which a 100 of these make a single Valora.
As with Sealand (another micronation), Molossia sells merchandise including signed photographs, postcards, t-shirts, and Valora currency.

• Molossia Trading Company

  address: Red Square

• Tiki Hut Bar & Grill

  address: Red Square
  A small burger joint with a Polynesian theme. Serves burgers at 3 to 5 VL (~$2.40 to $4.00) with chips/fries (subject to availability), the micronation's signature cocktail The Molossolini for 2 VL (~$1.60), and lava cake for 2 VL (~$1.60).

There is no public accommodation on the land of Molossia.
Dayton only has a RV park, but the nearby Virginia City has several hotels.

• Dayton RV Park

  phone: +1 775 246 9300
  address: 75 Pike Street East

Alternatively Reno is the closest major city and has plenty of places to stay.

This area is regarded under US law as private land; do not enter without the owner's permission, or you might get shot. The owner also claims to still be at war with the eastern part of Germany (a NATO member) so citizens of Europe and North America should be cautious.

• Reno
• Virginia City