Poste San Marino

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Poste San Marino S.p.A.

A Poste Sammarinesi postbox
Company type	S.p.A.
Industry	Postal services Financial services
Founded	1607; 417 years ago (1607)
Headquarters	32 Strada Borrana, Serravalle , Republic of San Marino
Area served	San Marino
Services	Postal services Financial services Payments
Owner	Secretary for Labour and Cooperation (100%)
Parent	Italian Post
Website	poste.sm

Poste San Marino (Italian pronunciation: [ˈpɔste sam maˈriːno], lit. 'San Marino Post') or Poste Sammarinesi (pronounced [ˈpɔste sammariˈneːzi], lit. 'Sammarinese Post') is the company responsible for postal service in the Republic of San Marino.

It was established on 7 October 1607, with the first stamps printed in 1877.

San Marino joined the Universal Postal Union on 7 January 1915.^[1]

It became a Società per azioni (S.p.A.) in 2016.

• Acquaviva - Via Fabrizio da Montebello, 5
• Borgo Maggiore - Piazza Grande, 25
• Chiesanuova - Via Corrado Forti, 64
• City of San Marino - Via Gino Giacomini, 69
• Dogana - Piazza Marino Tini, 3
• Domagnano - Piazza Filippo da Sterpeto, 3
• Fiorentino - Via la Rena, 19
• Faetano - Strada della Croce, 48
• Montegiardino - Via del Dragone, 17
• Serravalle - Via Coluccio Salutati, 3
• Serravalle - Strada Borrana, 32

• Italian Post
• Postage stamps and postal history of San Marino

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