Hum - The Smallest City in the World!

Welcome to Hum - The Smallest City In The World.  There were 17 people on the 2001 consensus, but there are apparently only 5 people who actually live there now, and it's officially a city.  They have a mayor and each year there is a big election where people from all over the region come and vote.  It's like a festival.

This town dates back to the year 1102 and there was some special type of writing founded there - Glagolitic writing ...

Letter		Cyrillic	Sound	OCS name	CS name	Meaning	Origin
Ⰰ		А	/ɑ/	Azъ	Az	I	Phoenician alphabet Aleph or the sign of the cross[18]
Ⰱ		Б	/b/	Buky	Buky	letters	Unknown[18]
Ⰲ		В	/ʋ/	Vědě	Vedi	to know	Possibly Latin V[18]
Ⰳ		Г	/ɡ/	Glagoli	Glagoli	to do/to speak	Possibly cursive Greek gamma γ[18]
Ⰴ		Д	/d/	Dobro	Dobro	kindness/good	Greek delta Δ[18]
Ⰵ		Є, Е, Э	/ɛ/	Jestъ	Jest	is/exists	Possibly Samaritan he ࠄ or Greek sampiϡ[18]
Ⰶ		Ж	/ʒ/	Živěte	Zhivete	life/live	Unknown,[18] possibly Coptic janjaϫ[citation needed] or Pisces (astrology)
Ⰷ		Ѕ	/dz/	Dzělo	Dzelo	very	Unknown[18]
Ⰸ		З	/z/	Zemlja	Zemlja	Earth/ground/soil	Possible a variant of Greek theta θ[18]
Ⰹ, Ⰺ	,	И, Й	/i, j/	Iže	Izhe	which is/the	Possibly Greek iota with dieresis ϊ[18]
Ⰻ		І, Ї	/i, j/	I	I	and (&)	Unknown,[18]
Ⰼ		Ћ, Ђ	/dʑ/	Djervь, ǵervь		tree/wood	Unknown[18]
Ⰽ		К	/k/	Kako	Kako	how/as	Hebrew qoph ק‎[18]
Ⰾ		Л	/l, ʎ/	Ljudie	Ljudi	people	Possibly Greek lambda λ[18]
Ⰿ		М	/m/	Myslite	Mislete	thought/think	Greek mu μ[18]
Ⱀ		Н	/n, ɲ/	Našь	Nash	ours	Unknown[18]
Ⱁ		О	/ɔ/	Onъ	On	he	Unknown[18]
Ⱂ		П	/p/	Pokoj	Pokoj	calmness/peace	Possibly a variant of early Greek pi Π[18]
Ⱃ		Р	/r/	Rьci, rьtsi	Rtsi	Speak!/Pronounce!	Possibly Greek rho ρ[18]
Ⱄ		С	/s/	Slovo	Slovo	word/speech	Unknown,[18]
Ⱅ		Т	/t/	Tvrьdo	Tverdo	solid/hard/surely	Perhaps from crossbar of Greek tau τ[18]
Ⱆ		У	/u/	Ukъ	Uk	Knowledgeable/Enlightened	Ligature of onъ and izhitsa[18]
Ⱇ		Ф	/f/	Frьtъ	Fert		Variant of Greek phi φ[18]
Ⱈ		Х	/x/	Xěrъ	Kher		Unknown, similar to glagoli and Latinh[18]
Ⱉ		Ѡ	/ɔ/	Otъ	Oht, Omega	From	Ligature of onъ and its mirror image[18]
Ⱋ		Щ	/tʲ, ʃt/	Šta/Šča	Shta/Shcha		Ligature of sha over tvrьdo[18]
Ⱌ		Ц	/ts/	Ci, tsi	Tsi		Final form of Hebrew tsade ץ‎[18]
Ⱍ		Ч	/tʃ/	Črьvъ	Cherv	worm	Unknown, similar to shta[18] perhaps non-final form of Hebrew tsade צ
Ⱎ		Ш	/ʃ/	Ša	Sha		Hebrew shin ש‎[18]
Ⱏ		Ъ	/ɯ/	Jerъ	Yer		Possibly modification of onъ[18]
ⰟⰉ		Ы	/ɨ/	Jery	Yery		Ligature, see the note under the table
Ⱐ		Ь	/ə/	Jerь	Yer`		Possibly modification of onъ[18]
Ⱑ		Ѣ	/æ, jɑ/	Jatь, Yatь	Yat		Possibly epigraphic Greek alpha Α[18]
Ⱖ		Ё	*/jo/	Unknown:[18] Hypothetical component of jonsь below; /jo/ was not possible at the time
Ⱓ		Ю	/ju/	Ju, yu	Yu		Unknown[18]
Ⱔ		Ѧ, Я	/ɛ̃/	[Ensь]	Ya, Small yus		Greek epsilon ε, also used to denote nasality[18]
Ⱗ		Ѩ	/jɛ̃/	[Jensь]	[Small iotated yus]		Ligature of jestъ and ensь for nasality[18]
Ⱘ		Ѫ	/ɔ̃/	[Onsь]	[Big yus]		Ligature of onъ and ensь for nasality[18]
Ⱙ		Ѭ	/jɔ̃/	[Jonsь]	[Big iotated yus]		Ligature of unknown letter and ensь for nasality[18]
Ⱚ		Ѳ	/θ/	[Thita]	Fita		Greek theta θ[18]
Ⱛ		Ѵ	/ʏ, i/	Ižica	Izhitsa	spoon	Unknown[18]

(Thank you Wikipedia)

...the oldest Slavic alphabet from the 9th century.  The creation of the characters is apparently attributed to Saints Cyril and Methodius, who may have created them in order to facilitate the introduction of Christianity, by translating the bible for the people of that region.

These are the doors to the city.  The feature 12 circles with pictures showing the people what jobs they should be doing each day.

There are also two door knockers covered in the ancient Glagolitic script.

And the two bull horns that both represent the animals they used to work their fields as well as acting as pretty funky door handles.

Hands up if you can translate this.

Here's a cheat sheet for you.... although, hint.... the don't correspond with the qwerty keyboard.

There are two streets that look just like this...

A couple of souvenir shops and 2 bars!