Are there activities for children?
'Attività' — stress the last syllable: 'at-ti-vi-TÀ'. The accent on the final A indicates the stress.
Use when travelling with children to find out what the hotel or local area offers for families.
'Ci sono' = 'there are' (plural of 'c'è'). 'Attività per i bambini' = 'activities for the children'. 'Bambini' means children; a single child is 'bambino' (m) or 'bambina' (f).
C'è un'area giochi per i bambini?
Is there a play area for children?
'Area giochi' = playground
Avete un servizio di babysitting?
Do you have a babysitting service?
'Babysitting' is used as a loanword in Italian
Ci sono escursioni adatte alle famiglie?
Are there family-friendly excursions?
Asks about family tours specifically
Italians are famously family-friendly ('bambino-friendly'). Children are welcome in almost all restaurants and public spaces. Many Italian hotels in tourist areas offer 'miniclub' programmes especially in summer, run by trained animatori (entertainers).