Are there lockers for luggage?
ar-ma-DIET-ti — stress on third syllable. The double 't' and double 'd' are both briefly held.
When you want to store luggage securely in a coin-operated or card-operated locker.
'Armadietti' (lockers) is the diminutive of 'armadio' (wardrobe/cupboard). 'Ci sono' (there are) is the plural form of 'c'è' (there is). This question is useful at airports, train stations, and tourist attractions throughout Italy.
Gli armadietti accettano monete o carta?
Do the lockers accept coins or card?
Modern Italian lockers often accept cards
Qual è la dimensione massima del bagaglio?
What is the maximum luggage size?
Standard lockers may not fit large suitcases
Per quante ore posso usare l'armadietto?
How many hours can I use the locker?
Usually priced by the hour or with a daily maximum
Luggage lockers (armadietti) at Italian airports are less common than at train stations. Major train stations like Roma Termini and Milano Centrale have extensive left-luggage facilities. At airports, the staffed deposito bagagli is usually more reliable than coin-operated lockers.