How do I get to the station from here?
rag-GIUN-go — stress on second syllable. The double 'g' gives a /dʒ/ sound. da QUI — stress on qui.
Ask a local when you need to find the train station and are not sure of the direction, especially in an unfamiliar Italian city.
Come raggiungo (how do I reach/get to) — first-person of raggiungere (to reach). La stazione (the station). Da qui (from here). Raggiungere is a stronger, slightly more formal alternative to andare (to go) — it implies reaching a destination.
Quanto tempo ci vuole per arrivare alla stazione?
How long does it take to get to the station?
Ci vuole (it takes) — asking for the time, not the route
C'è un autobus diretto alla stazione?
Is there a bus direct to the station?
Diretto (direct) — no changes, straight to the station
Dov'è la stazione principale?
Where is the main station?
Principale (main) — useful in cities with multiple stations
Italian cities often have multiple railway stations — Rome has Termini, Tiburtina, Ostiense and others. Always specify which station you mean, or ask for la stazione principale (the main station) to avoid confusion.