What's The Weather Like in Barcelona in June?
Barcelona is positioned on the Mediterranean and, as a result, it experiences a moderate climate all year long.
Is It Good To Go To Barcelona In June?
June is one of the summer months in Barcelona and therefore enjoys some of the best weather of the year with pleasant temperatures and abundant sunshine throughout. Tourists flock to the city at this time of year, as it is the perfect time for a lovely summer holiday.
Is Barcelona Hot In June?
The average daytime temperatures are around 20°C with average minimum temperatures of about 18°C and high maximums of 26°C.
How Much Does It Rain In Barcelona In June?
June has an average of 24mm rain over nine days. Rain in Barcelona in the summer months rarely lasts for long.
is Barcelona Windy In June?
Wind speeds throughout June, typically vary from calm to moderate breeze, rarely exceeding 9 m/s.
Is The Sea Warm In Barcelona In June?
Should you want to go swimming in the sea or get involved with water sports, the average sea temperature for June is a very warm 21°C.
Barcelona Hotels in June
H10 Art Gallery
H10 Art Gallery is situated within excellent reach of trains and metro stations. The hotel is filled with paintings, sculptures and lithographs by internationally acclaimed artists and is an ideal choice for guests who are appreciative of the arts. A beautiful, modern garden area with stunning water features is also a beautiful touch to this hotel. Each floor honors a different contemporary artist, such as Andy Warhol and Francis Bacon, with each room offering all the essentials needed for a comfortable stay, including air conditioning and mini bar.
Hotel Condal
Hotel Condal is an affordable two-star hotel situated just 50m away from Las Ramblas and Liceu Metro Station. This hotel offers comfortable, air-conditioned accommodation in the heart of Barcelona's Gothic Quarter. Everyday there is also a continental breakfast served in the hotel's café-bar, however, if you would rather venture out there are also a wide selection of restaurants, cafes and bars in the streets surrounding the hotel.
Hotel Lleo
On the other hand, Hotel Lleo is a three-star hotel located in Ciutat Vella, also next to the famous Las Ramblas and Barcelona's Plaza Catalunya. This modern hotel boasts a rooftop pool with sun terrace and loungers, that overlook the rest of Barcelona.
Ciutat de Barcelona Hotel
Ciutat de Barcelona is another hotel that offers an outdoor swimming pool. Located in Barcelona's Gothic Quarter, this three-star hotel offers air-conditioned rooms, free Wi-Fi, a tapas-style restaurant and is just around the corner from the Picasso Museum and many other popular tourist attractions.
Royal Ramblas Hotel
If you're looking for a more upmarket hotel you may want to stay at the exclusive four-star Royal Ramblas Hotel, situated in the city centre. This hotel is situated directly on the famous Las Ramblas and offers a buffet breakfast to guests. This hotel can also organize car rental and features a tour desk, where the staff are more than happy to provide you with useful information about the city of Barcelona.
Barcelona Beaches in June
Llevant Beach
If you want to escape from the mass of crowds during the summer season you should head to Llevant Beach found on the northernmost coast of Barcelona. This newly-opened beach became accessible to the public in 2007 and like most beaches in the area offers a number of amenities including showers, a children's park and lifeguards are on duty during the peak periods.
Sant Sebastia Beach
Sant Sebastia is situated at the eastern end of Barcelona's coastline in the Ciutat Vella district. This golden sand beach is particularly popular with both tourists and locals due to its close proximity to the city, which can be reached by foot from the centre.
Barceloneta Beach
Barceloneta is without a doubt the most popular and famous beach in the whole of Barcelona. Renowned for its party atmosphere this beach is where you will find the locals hanging out. The beach features a wealth of activities and amenities including hotels, restaurants, bars, cafes, kiosks and more.
La Mar Bella Beach
If you're into windsurfing or maybe even sunbathing nude you may want to visit La Mar Bella Beach. This place offers secluded areas to protect sunbathers from any wandering eyes. The beach is just a 20-minute walk away from the Poblenou metro station.
Bars and Restaurants
Tickets
Tickets is a Spanish tapas bar located down Avinguda del Paral-lel. This modern and slightly flamboyant restaurant serves a variety of seafood dishes and tapas classics with a modern and innovative twist. There is also a bar serving classic cocktails called 41°. Even though this restaurant is run by a number of established chefs it is surprisingly cheap ranging from 4 to 12 Euros.
El Passadis Del Prep
El Passadis Del Pep is a favourite for locals in Barcelona. This seafood restaurant only uses the freshest ingredients, delivered daily from the fishing ports along the Catalan coast. However, there is no menu at this eatery what's on offer depends on what has been caught out at sea on the day.
Sutton
Sutton is a New York style nightclub which features designated VIP areas for its most premium guests. The club has also opened its doors to some of the most famous people in the world including Cristiano Ronaldo and Nicholas Cage.
Pacha
Furthermore, you don't have to head to Ibiza to visit a Pacha Club. Pacha also has a base in Barcelona, situated near the Zona Universitaria and is frequented by hordes of college students who are looking to let their hair down. This place may not appeal to everyone, but if you are looking for an Ibiza-style night out this is the place for you!
Things to do in Barcelona in June
Tibidao Amusement Park
On a sunny day you must go to Tibidabo Hill, which offers breathtaking views over the rest of the city. If you make your way to the top you will also find Tibidabo Amusement Park which is open from March to September and is a great place to bring the kids. There is also a Skywalk open at this time of year and the Sagrat Cor Church which are both completely free!
Camp Nou
Live the history of one of the best football clubs in the world at FC Barcelona Camp Nou Stadium and Museum. You will have the chance to enter the away team changing room, the players' tunnel, the dugouts, press room, commentators box and of course the Museum which showcases an extensive display of trophies, fact files and more. It is also important to remember that the museum is open on match days but closes three hours before kick-off.
Montjuic Hill and Poble Espanol de Barcelona
Another popular place to visit is Montjuic Hill andPoble Espanyol de Barcelona the Spanish Village of Barcelona. There are many things to see and do here including Montjuic Castle and a wide variety of shops selling anything from handicrafts to cakes.
Cosmo Caixa
On the other hand, if it's a very hot day and you want to escape from the heat and humidity you may want to visit CosmoCaixa science museum. This hands-on museum is a great place to bring the little ones, plus it is free admission for children under 16 years. The museum has exhibits on the Amazonian rainforest ecosystem, a planetarium and animal and plant species.
