Where are the toilets at the station?
i-GIEI-ni-ci — stress on second syllable. ser-VI-zi — stress on second syllable.
When you need to find the toilets at a train station.
'Servizi igienici' (sanitary facilities/toilets) is the formal Italian term used on signs in public buildings. In everyday conversation, 'bagni' or 'toilette' are more common. 'Dove sono' (where are) is the plural location question.
I bagni sono a pagamento?
Are the toilets paid?
Some Italian station toilets charge €1 — have coins ready
C'è il bagno per disabili?
Is there an accessible toilet?
Required by Italian accessibility law at all major stations
Dove sono i bagni gratuiti?
Where are the free toilets?
Ask specifically — some toilets in stations are free, others not
Major Italian train stations charge for toilet access — typically €0.80-1.50. This pays for attendants who keep them clean. The charge is often higher than in similar European countries. Some stations have free toilets in the shopping areas. Bar toilets are usually free if you buy something.