Novara

Located between Milan and Turin, Novara is a charming Piedmontese city blending historic architecture with a vibrant cultural scene.

Dominated by the majestic Cupola of San Gaudenzio, it features cobbled streets, elegant piazzas, and a strong culinary tradition.

Despite its proximity to busy metropolises, Novara maintains a relaxed pace, offering visitors an authentic northern Italian experience.

  • By Car: Located along the A4 Torino-Milano highway, easily accessible from both cities

    By Train: Novara’s train station offers frequent connections to Milan, Turin, and other regional destinations

  • Population: 102187

    Ranking in tourist arrivals: 354, (Top 20%)

    Italian travelers: 72%

  • No show time: April – June & September – October

    Milan

Monthly visitor distripution

Traveling during the off-season can be a great choice for several reasons:

  1. Fewer Tourists: Lack of crowds can lead to a more relaxed and intimate experience of the attractions.

  2. Lower Costs: Prices for flights, accommodations, and activities often drop during the off-season due to lower demand, making travel more affordable.

  3. Authentic Experience: With fewer tourists around, you might find a more authentic local atmosphere, allowing for deeper cultural immersion and interactions with locals.

  4. Better Service: With fewer guests to attend to, you might receive more attentive service at hotels and restaurants.

  5. Pleasant Weather: Sometimes, off-season months offer more temperate weather, avoiding the extremes of peak tourist season.