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Lisbon in June
Portugal · 2026 climate averages

Lisbon weather in June

Our take

The kind of pleasant weather you build a trip around.

10-year Open-Meteo data · 2015 — 2026
High
24.8°C
77°F
Low
16.3°C
61°F
Rainfall
16mm
Sunshine
13.3h/day

Roughly 4 rainy days across the month, on average.

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June is one of Lisbon's finest months. Expect warm, pleasant days averaging 24.8°C (77°F) with cooler evenings around 16.3°C (61°F). Rainfall is minimal at just 16.2mm across roughly 4 rainy days, and you'll enjoy an impressive 13.3 hours of sunshine daily. The Atlantic breeze keeps temperatures comfortable, making it ideal for exploring the city on foot without excessive heat.

June marks the beginning of Lisbon's summer season, with festivals and outdoor events in full swing. The city buzzes with energy as locals and tourists fill the neighborhoods. Crowds are moderate to high, especially around major attractions like Belém Tower and Jerónimos Monastery. The cultural calendar is packed with music festivals and street celebrations, creating a vibrant atmosphere throughout the month.

For travelers planning a 2026 visit, June offers the perfect balance—warm enough for beach days at nearby Cascais or Costa da Caparica, yet not scorching like July and August. Book accommodations and popular tours in advance, as this month sits firmly in peak season. Pack light layers and sunscreen; you'll want to make the most of those long, sunny days.

§II · Pack

What to pack for Lisbon in June

June weather in Lisbon calls for lightweight, breathable clothing. Mornings and evenings can feel cool, so layering is smart. Bring sunscreen and a hat for those intense midday rays—you'll be spending plenty of time outdoors in this sunshine-rich month.

  • Lightweight linen shirt
  • Casual cotton shorts or lightweight trousers
  • Comfortable walking sneakers or leather sandals
  • Thin cardigan or light sweater for evenings
  • Wide-brimmed sun hat and UV-protection sunglasses
§III · Stay

Where to stay in Lisbon

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§IV · Do

Things worth doing

Explore Belém Tower and riverside cafés, swim at Cascais beach, hike Sintra's mountain trails, enjoy sunset drinks in Alfama's narrow streets.

§V · Context

June vs. the rest of the year

How this month compares in Lisbon. Tap any month to read more.

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§VI · Best time

Best time to visit Lisbon

June is one of the best months to visit Lisbon — alongside May, July, August. Ten-year climate data confirms it: comfortable temperatures, manageable rainfall, and a healthy dose of sunshine.

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Frequently asked

Lisbon in June — FAQ

Q01

Is June a good time to visit Lisbon?

Yes — this is one of the best months of the year to visit. In June, Lisbon averages a high of 25°C (77°F) and a low of 16°C (61°F), with 16mm of rainfall across roughly 4 rainy days.

Q02

What is the average temperature in Lisbon in June?

The average high temperature in Lisbon during June is 25°C (77°F), with an average low of 16°C (61°F). These figures are averaged from ten years of daily records (2015–2024, Open-Meteo Archive).

Q03

How many rainy days does Lisbon have in June?

Lisbon averages approximately 4 rainy days in June, with a total monthly rainfall of about 16mm. This is based on daily precipitation records where days with 1mm or more of rain are counted as rainy days.

Q04

What should I pack for Lisbon in June?

For Lisbon in June, pack layered clothing for changing temperatures, sunscreen and sunglasses, comfortable walking shoes. These recommendations are based on the ten-year weather averages for this specific month.

Q05

How crowded is Lisbon in June?

Tourist crowds in Lisbon during June are typically high — this is peak season, expect crowds and higher prices. Consider this when planning accommodation — prices track crowd levels closely.