The Fiat Tagliero is a striking building located in Asmara, the capital of Eritrea. Designed by Italian architect Giuseppe Pettazzi in 1938, it showcases a unique blend of modernist and Art Deco architectural styles. The structure is notable for its aerodynamic shape, resembling an airplane, which reflects the era's fascination with aviation. Originally built as a service station for the Fiat automobile company, the Tagliero features large cantilevered wings that create a dramatic visual effect. Today, it stands as a symbol of Asmara's rich architectural heritage and is recognized as a significant landmark in the city.