Ovada

Ovada, nestled in the gentle hills of southern Piedmont, is a charming town with a medieval flair and a worthwhile stop on any convertible tour in northern Italy. The small town is ideally located between Liguria and Piedmont, not far from Genoa, and offers a wonderful mix of culinary delights, culture, and scenic country roads. For convertible drivers, the region around Ovada is a true insider tip – especially due to the winding roads that snake through vineyards, chestnut forests, and rustic villages.

Pleasurable Approach with a View

The approach to Ovada is already a feast for convertible lovers: Whether coming from the Ligurian coast or from the north through Monferrato – here you will encounter winding roads, expansive views, and little traffic. Especially in spring and autumn, the landscape shines in rich colors, and with the top down, the full experience of this region unfolds.

A highlight is the route along the SP456, which elegantly winds from Acqui Terme to Ovada – perfect for experiencing Piedmont with all your senses.

Medieval Flair and Piedmontese Way of Life

Ovada itself invites visitors to take a leisurely stroll through narrow streets, past small squares, baroque churches, and charming cafés. The town is known for its wines – especially Dolcetto d’Ovada – and its cuisine, which combines Ligurian lightness with the heart of Piedmont. It’s ideal for a delightful break during the tour.

A Detour into the Vineyards is Worth It

Around Ovada, small roads lead through hilly winegrowing areas, past historic wineries and picturesque villages like Cremolino or Trisobbio. Here, life can slow down – whether enjoying a wine tasting or simply taking a quiet break with a view.

Perfect Spot for a Relaxing Convertible Tour in the Region

Ovada combines everything that makes a convertible tour in northern Italy special: varied roads, beautiful landscapes, culinary highlights, and authentic places. The proximity to the Ligurian coast and the seamless transition into the expanses of Piedmont make this place an ideal starting point or stop on your route through northern Italy.