Issued in 1966, this 20 Lire Italian postage stamp promotes tourism with the slogan "Visitate l’Italia" (“Visit Italy”). The design creatively features a collage of iconic Italian landmarks—from the Alps to the Colosseum, St. Peter’s Basilica, and Venetian architecture—arranged vertically within a stylized ornamental frame. Rendered in black on a warm golden background with grey and orange accents, it represents Italy’s cultural and architectural treasures. A fine example of Italy’s mid-20th-century tourism promotion issues, it holds strong appeal for collectors of thematic stamps on travel, architecture, and European heritage.