Q8 is a gas stop. Located on A91 in Aurelia. That's pretty much it. There's a car wash and a quick…read moreservice here. Looks quite similar to its American counterparts, you pull up to an empty slot and fill up. Pictures uploaded. That's all folks!

This ENI service station is one of many, as this is Italian multinational gas and oil, partially…read moreowned by the government, and partially by the Chinese bank. It's headquartered in Rome. This one on Via della Magliana looks like a bus stop to me. You pull to the curb and fill up your vessel, whatever it might be. €1,45.40 diesel and €1,63.40 super, per liter, today. ENI stands for Ente Nazionale Idrocarburi, the name carried on since the company inception in 1953, but only in the abbreviated mode later on. The black six legged dog has been gracing its logo ever since, but don't ask me why was it chosen as ENI trademark to represent the symbol of the petrol, it just does.

I came here for a potty break before my tour bus went into the big city. I thought it was pretty…read moreclean, it had breakfast options, and many souvenirs for people to purchase. The bathrooms didn't stink too bad either. However, even if it's cold, right when you step out of the bus, the entire place kinda smells like pee.

It's a gas station, I know, an ordinary place of which there are plenty. If you happen to ride a…read morehotel shuttle from Sheraton Golf (as taxi drivers call it), you can see out the window plenty of gas stations tucked by the curb. There are those that look similar to their American counterparts, and then there are some that conveniently and literally look more like a magazine rack - you just pull to the curb and fill up. I didn't realize they were even gas stations until I looked more closely. This gas station on Viale Castello Della Magliana near post office (Poste Italiane) and Business Centre Parco de' Medici (across A91 from Sheraton Golf) is in Aurelia, far from the city center. Cheers!