What do you recommend visiting in the area?
'Consiglia' — soft GL sound as in 'million'. Stress: 'con-SI-glia'.
Use to get personalised local recommendations beyond the obvious tourist sites. Concierges often know hidden gems.
'Cosa mi consiglia di' is a fixed phrase meaning 'what do you recommend (for me) to'. It is followed by an infinitive. 'In zona' = 'in the area'. 'Consigliare' takes an indirect object: mi consiglia (recommends to me).
Ci sono posti da non perdere qui vicino?
Are there any must-see places nearby?
Idiomatic 'da non perdere' = not to be missed
Quali sono le attrazioni principali?
What are the main attractions?
More general and neutral
C'è qualcosa di insolito da vedere?
Is there anything unusual to see?
Asks for off-the-beaten-path suggestions
Italian concierges genuinely enjoy sharing local knowledge. Unlike in some countries, giving personal recommendations is not considered overstepping — it is part of the job. A good concierge will tailor suggestions based on your interests and how much time you have.