SEPAC Stamp Competition 2025/2026 – Cast Your Vote and Win!

The stamp shows the Åland Lyceum, a prominent landmark of Mariehamn and a great example of early 20th century schoolhouse architecture.

The stamp shows the Town Hall of Eystur Municipality, a striking contemporary landmark that blends seamlessly into the Faroese landscape with its grass‑covered roof and elegant Nordic design.

The stamp shows St James in Guernsey, a distinguished 19th‑century landmark whose graceful Georgian architecture now serves as a vibrant cultural and community venue.

The stamp shows the Gibraltar Fire Brigade building, a rare Art Nouveau landmark whose elegant curves, decorative motifs, and wrought‑iron detailing reflect Gibraltar’s early 20th‑century civic ambition.

The stamp shows the Ilulissat Icefjord Centre, an iconic Greenlandic landmark whose elegant, organic design reflects the dynamism of the Icefjord and embodies the country’s contemporary blend of tradition, innovation, and deep respect for nature.

The stamp shows 16 New Street in Jersey, a beautifully restored Georgian townhouse that stands as one of St Helier’s most elegant and historically significant landmarks.

The stamp shows the Hagenhaus in Nendeln, a remarkably preserved 19th‑century farmstead whose role as the first K&K post office and its position on the historic Lindau–Milan route make it a notable Liechtenstein landmark.

The stamp shows the Hôtel des Postes in Luxembourg City, a French Neo‑Renaissance landmark whose sculpted façade and long service as the nation’s main post office make it one of the city’s most notable architectural monuments.

The stamp shows the Cathedral of Monaco, a majestic Romanesque Revival landmark with Byzantine touches, built in white La Turbie stone and distinguished by its arcades, colonnades and sculpted façade.

The stamp shows the Parish Church of Għajnsielem in Gozo, a striking Neo‑Gothic landmark whose intricate stonework and soaring spires dominate the village skyline.