Where is the ATM?
ban-CO-mat — stress on second syllable. The word is used as a proper noun in Italy.
When you need to withdraw cash at the airport.
'Bancomat' is the Italian word for ATM (cash machine), named after the first Italian bank card network. It is used both as a brand name and a generic term. 'Dov'è' + noun is the fundamental location question. Italian airport ATMs accept international Visa and Mastercard.
Il bancomat accetta carte straniere?
Does the ATM accept foreign cards?
Most Italian ATMs accept Visa, Mastercard, and Maestro
Qual è il limite di prelievo giornaliero?
What is the daily withdrawal limit?
Your home bank sets this — typically €250-500 per day
C'è una commissione per il prelievo con carta straniera?
Is there a fee for withdrawing with a foreign card?
Some Italian ATMs charge a dynamic currency conversion fee
When an Italian ATM asks 'Do you want to complete this transaction in your home currency?' always choose 'No' (continue in euros). Choosing your home currency activates Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC), which gives a significantly worse exchange rate. Your home bank's rate is almost always better.