Planning a trip to Barcelona this June? June is one of the best times to visit Barcelona and I love being in Barcelona in June. In this post, I’ll share just why you should visit Barcelona in June, what to expect from June weather in Barcelona, what to wear, where to stay and the best things to do in Barcelona in June, as well as everything else you might need to enjoy your Barcelona trip!
Is June a Good Time to Visit Barcelona?
June is a fantastic time to visit Barcelona. The weather is generally warm and sunny, making it perfect for exploring the city’s attractions, beaches, and outdoor activities.
June is also when some of the best festivals and events of the year take place in Barcelona, such as the Sonar music festival and the Festival of Sant Joan, a traditional Catalan celebration with fireworks and bonfires on the beaches which is great fun – if a little nerve-wracking!
However, it’s essential to keep in mind that June is a popular month to visit Barcelona, so expect larger crowds and higher prices for accommodations and attractions than you would see in cooler months during the off-season.
Pros and Cons of Visiting Barcelona in June
Pros of Visiting Barcelona in June
Warm and Sunny Weather: June is one of the best times to visit Barcelona for the weather. It’s warm and sunny, with average high temperatures ranging from 22-28°C (72-82°F). This is ideal for outdoor activities, beach visits, and exploring the city without being too hot.
Extended Daylight: June has long daylight hours, giving you plenty of time for sightseeing and outdoor activities well into the evening. You can make the most of your trip and enjoy the top attractions in Barcelona at a leisurely pace without worrying about it getting dark.
Fun Festivals: Barcelona comes alive in June with various festivals and events, including my personal favourite Sant Joan, which takes place on the summer solstice, celebrating with beach bonfires and fireworks. Other events range from Primavera Sound and Sonar Music Festivals to the Science Fair.
Beach Season: June is the perfect time for beachgoers. The sea temperature is comfortable for swimming and water sports, and the beaches begin to fill up with locals and tourists.
Outdoor Dining: As well as the usual outdoor terraces that many cafes and restaurants in Barcelona have throughout the year, the start of summer sees the seasonal Chiringuito beach bars return so you can have some drinks and snacks on the beach throughout the day and evening.
Cons of a June Barcelona Trip
High Tourist Numbers: June is the start of peak tourist season in Barcelona. You can expect large crowds at popular attractions, with longer lines and wait times. Entry tickets can sell out so book in advance to avoid disappointment.
Higher Prices: With the increased tourist numbers, prices for accommodations, flights, and some activities are more expensive than in the spring and off seasons. Booking in advance is essential to secure the best deals.
Warmer Temperatures: While the warm weather can be a pro, it can also be a disadvantage if you are not used to high temperatures. Be prepared for hot and sunny days, and make sure you stay hydrated, wear a hat and slap on the sunscreen to protect your skin.
Noisy Nights: With the long days people stay out later, and during weekends and festivals the streets can be noisy, especially in the Old Town of the Gothic Quarter, El Born and Barceloneta. The Sant Joan festival, celebrated on the night of June 23 has fireworks and bonfires continuing late into the night which will be particularly loud by the beach in Barceloneta.
In a nutshell, if you enjoy lively, summer vibes and don’t mind sharing the city with many other tourists, June is a great time to visit Barcelona!
Barcelona Weather in June
June in Barcelona marks the beginning of the summer season but doesn’t usually have the same oppressive heat that can strike in July and August.
The weather in Barcelona in June is warm and pleasant, with daytime temperatures typically range from 20°C to 28°C (68°F to 82°F). There is plenty of sunshine and the evenings are comfortably mild, making it perfect for outdoor activities and dining.
June is typically a relatively dry month in Barcelona, but it’s not uncommon to get some rain, sometimes brief showers and sometimes thunderstorms. However, these rain showers are usually sporadic and don’t last for long.
It’s always a good idea to check the weather forecast closer to your travel dates for more accurate information about temperatures and any potential rainfall during your stay in Barcelona.
What to Wear in Barcelona in June?
In June, Barcelona experiences warm and sunny weather, so it’s essential to dress comfortably and appropriately for the climate.
On the beach, wear whatever you like, but in the city centre people dress more conservatively and it’s not appropriate to wander around the streets in your bikini or without a top on and there are reports you could get a fine of up to €500 for showing too much skin.
Here are some clothing items to consider packing for your trip to Barcelona in June:
Light and Breathable Clothing
Pack lightweight, breathable fabrics such as cotton and linen to stay cool during warm days.
T-shirts and tank tops
These are ideal for casual wear during the daytime.
Shorts and Skirts
Opt for comfortable shorts or skirts to pair with your tops for exploring the city.
Dresses
Sundresses or lightweight dresses are perfect for staying cool and stylish in the Barcelona heat.
Comfortable Shoes for Exploring
Bring comfortable shoes for walking around the city, as you’ll likely be exploring Barcelona’s streets and attractions on foot.
Sandals or Flip-Flops
Open-toed shoes are great for keeping your feet cool, especially if you plan to visit the beach or stroll along the waterfront. They’re also handy for using the swimming pool in your hotel.
Light Cardigan or Sweater
While days are generally warm in June, evenings can sometimes be cooler, so it’s a good idea to pack a light jacket or sweater for layering. Air conditioning in museums and restaurants can also make you feel cold.
Sun protection
Don’t forget to pack sunglasses, a wide-brimmed hat, and reef-safe sunscreen to protect yourself from the sun’s rays. I also don’t go anywhere without a fan, which you can buy here or bring one with you.
Swimwear
If you plan to visit the beaches in Barcelona or take a dip in the hotel pool, remember to pack your swimsuit.
Rain Gear (optional)
While rainfall in June is typically minimal, I still pack a small umbrella or a lightweight rain jacket, just in case. A colourful umbrella can also double as a parasol in hot weather which is another reason why I love my yellow umbrella!
Travel Essentials
Don’t forget essential travel essentials like a theft-proof backpack for carrying your belongings, a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated and reduce plastic waste, a portable power bank and a universal adapter to charge your electronic devices.
eSIM for Spain
Before you travel to Spain, check if your phone contract includes roaming in Spain, and if you have any data allowance to use while you are travelling. To avoid excess charges for roaming data use, an eSIM is a cheap and useful way to make sure you stay connected, as long as your phone is eSIM compatible.
Airalo is super easy to set up and sends you email notifications when your eSIM is about to expire so you can top up easily if needed. Their eSIMs for Spain start from $4.50 for 1GB of data which lasts for 7 days.
Travel Documents
Remember to bring your passport, travel insurance, identification, and any other necessary documents. Additionally, have a copy of your hotel reservations, emergency contact numbers, and a map or guidebook for navigating the city.
READ MORE: Barcelona Packing List
Top Travel Tips for Visiting Barcelona in June
- Book in advance for top attractions as they can sell out in busy periods, especially at weekends. Skip-the-line tickets can save you waiting time too.
- Make sure you protect yourself from the sun and stay hydrated as you’re exploring.
- Bring a refillable water bottle with a filter to drink tap water and top up at water fountains around the city, saving you money on bottled water.
- Make the most of the warm weather and get out on the water for a boat trip or water sports
- Enjoy the fun festivals in Barcelona but remember to keep your belongings close and watch for pickpockets.
What to do in Barcelona in June?
Visiting Barcelona in June means that you can enjoy the best of Barcelona, with warm weather and sunshine but hopefully without the excessive heat of the summer.
While the city will be busy with tourists, you can still get some peace and quiet if you are up early and visit the top attractions in Barcelona either first thing in the morning or later in the evening to avoid the peak times.
There are plenty of places near Barcelona you might want to visit too, so consider extending your stay to spend some time doing a couple of day trips from Barcelona.
Book in Advance for Barcelona’s Top Attractions
June is definitely starting to get busy, so you will need to book tickets for most Barcelona attractions in advance so you don’t miss out on these unique experiences.
Some of the best tours and activities in Barcelona you need to book include:
- Sagrada Familia Entry Ticket
- Sagrada Familia Tour
- Camp Nou and FC Barcelona Museum
- Park Guell
- Casa Batllo
- La Pedrera (Casa Mila)
I use GetYourGuide to book tours and tickets as I love how you can choose from a variety of options to find the best for you, comparing prices and reading reviews.
Using GetYourGuide means you also get immediate confirmation once you’ve booked which is perfect for last-minute plans, and when you book in advance you can cancel up to 24 hours before the activity in case your plans change.
Enjoy these Barcelona Festivals and Events in June
Primavera Sound
Date: 4th to 8th June 2025
Primavera Sound music festival takes place at the end of May into the start of June. Top international music artists perform across three main days of live music (with two smaller events a day either side) at the Parc del Fòrum just outside the city centre.
Primavera Sound 2024 headliners include Pulp, Vampire Weekend, Lana del Rey, The National and PJ Harvey. It’s great fun and tickets are available for just one day or over the whole weekend. Check the details on the official website here.
Meat & Fire Festival
Date: 13-15th June 2025
Not one for vegetarians, but if you love a good BBQ then this is the festival for you! Over 3 days this gastronomic festival brings the best of barbecue to Moll de la Fusta at Port Vell. You’ll find showcooking, workshops, concerts and lots of barbecued meats. Check the website here.
Sonar Festival
Date: 12- 14th June 2025
Another major music festival in Barcelona, Sonar takes place in mid-June and is one of the most important electronic music festivals in Europe.
Sonar features performances by international DJs and electronic music producers, as well as events during the day including live shows, exhibitions, workshops, and talks known as Sónar by Day. Get more details and tickets on the official website here.
Corpus Christi and the Dancing Egg
Date: 19th – 22nd June 2025
This religious festival takes place on the Thursday after Trinity Sunday to mark the Feast of Corpus Christi.
The Dancing Egg refers to the tradition of placing a boiled egg into the jet of a fountain so it “dances” in the water. The fountain is decorated with flowers and fruit, and you can find a Dancing Egg in the Gothic Cathedral cloister as well as in some other courtyards and gardens such as the Reial Monestir de Santa Maria de Pedralbes and Frederic Marès Museum.
There is also a Sardana dance performance in Plaça de Sant Jaume at 7pm on Thursday 19th, and a procession the following Sunday beginning at 7pm in Plaça de Sant Jaume, leading to the Cathedral. You can spot the Gegants (giants) and other traditional Catalan festival figures like the lion and eagle in the procession.
Sant Joan
Date: 23rd – 24th June
The Revetlla de Sant Joan (Night of Sant Joan), celebrated on June 23rd, is one of Barcelona’s most magical (and noisy!) nights. It’s a festival of fire and light, marking the summer solstice and celebrating the shortest night of the year and the birth of St. John the Baptist.
Bonfires are lit across the city, particularly on the beaches, where people gather to celebrate with fireworks, music, dancing and all-night beach parties. The tradition is deeply rooted in ancient pagan rituals, symbolising the triumph of light over darkness.
The night is also associated with purification and renewal, with some people jumping over the bonfires or swimming in the sea at midnight to cleanse themselves for the year ahead. Families and friends gather for dinners that often include Coca de Sant Joan, a special sweet bread topped with candied fruit.
The night culminates in a dazzling display of fireworks, with everyone flocking to the beaches of Barcelona to enjoy the bonfires and fireworks all night long. It’s a lot of fun, but firecrackers and fireworks are going off all night, so don’t expect much sleep!
The Spanish Grand Prix
The Grand Prix comes to Barcelona in June, with the Formula 1 drivers racing around the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, which is about 30 minutes drive outside the city centre. Tickets for the main race on Sunday sell out quickly so you’ll need to plan ahead if you want to watch the Grand Prix live at the circuit. Check the F1 website for more information.
Pride
Throughout June, Pride is celebrated across Barcelona. Fun, educational, and celebrating diversity and the LGBTQI+ community, there is an extensive programme of activities organised in collaboration with the Barcelona LGTBI Centre, managed by the Platform of LGBTI Entities of Catalonia.
Live Music Performances
Various Dates
If you love live music and want to see your favourite artist perform in Barcelona, check out the lineup at venues across Barcelona. Barcelona Turisme has a good summary of events and live shows on their website where you can search by date.
Some of the artists and performers coming to Barcelona in June include Guns n Roses, Billie Eilish and all the artists performing at the music festivals above.
The Best Things to Do in Barcelona in June
Similar to visiting Barcelona in May there are very few activities I don’t recommend doing in June in Barcelona. These are just a few of my favourite things to do in Barcelona, you can also check out these other articles to find more specific recommendations for what to do in Barcelona like:
- The Top 10 Best Things to Do in Barcelona
- Free Things to Do in Barcelona
- Non-Touristy Things to Do in Barcelona
- Things to do in Barcelona at Night
- Hidden Gems in Barcelona
- Best Photo Spots in Barcelona
Visit Park Guell and La Sagrada Familia
These are two of the most famous places to visit in Barcelona, designed by Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí.
I’d recommend visiting La Sagrada Familia first thing in the morning to beat the crowds and to get the best photos from across the pond in Plaça de Gaudí (get directions here) when the sun is shining onto the cathedral from behind you.
La Sagrada Familia Cathedral is an icon of Barcelona, even though it is still unfinished some 140 years after construction began. Completion is scheduled for 2026 to mark 100 years since Gaudí’s death, although I’ll believe that when I see it! Book entry tickets online in advance, or join a guided tour to learn more about this magnificent cathedral.
Inside the Sagrada Familia is just as impressive as the outside, with tree-like columns stretching up to the high ceiling and sunlight streaming through the colourful stained glass windows. It really has to be seen to be believed!
My other personal favourite Gaudí work is Park Güell, with a mosaic dragon, fairytale-like houses and a mosaic terrace with fabulous views of Barcelona. The views are best on a sunny day, and in late afternoon the light isn’t glaring right down on you, and fewer crowds make for the best photos. Book tickets for that here.
You could also visit some of the houses that Gaudi designed such as La Pedrera (Casa Mila), Casa Batlló, Casa Vicens and Palau Guell, or spend some time enjoying other Modernist architecture like the Palau de la Musica Catalana, el Hospital de Sant Pau or Casa Amatller.
Relax on the Beaches
June is a great time to enjoy Barcelona’s beaches. The Chiringuito beach bars will be open from Spring so you can have a drink or a bite to eat on the beach as you enjoy the sunshine and the view. Relax, sunbathe, and take a dip in the sea.
The further away from the city you get, the cleaner and quieter the beaches become, and walking or cycling along the seafront is a great way to get some exercise while enjoying a beautiful view, so stretch those legs and make the most of it!
As an extra bonus, Cinema Lliure a la Platja usually starts in June, when a pop-up cinema arrives on Barceloneta beach. Films are usually shown in the original language with subtitles in Spanish or Catalan, or English if it is a Spanish language film, and it’s free to watch. Take some beers and snacks and enjoy!
Take a Cruise
Getting out on the water on a sunny day or warm evening is a lovely way to spend some time in Barcelona. There are several companies offering cruises throughout the day, including sunset options. Some have tapas and drinks available, and others have live music to enjoy as you cruise the waves and admire views of the Barcelona coastline.
These are some of my top picks for boat trips in Barcelona:
- Barcelona Day or Sunset Live Music Catamaran Cruise
- Barcelona Coastline Boat Trip with Snacks and Cava
- Barcelona: Two-Hour Midday or Sunset Sailing Cruise
Picnic in Ciutadella Park
Enjoy a leisurely afternoon in Ciutadella Park, Barcelona’s main park which is completely free to explore. Rent a rowing boat on the lake (from €7 for 30 minutes), visit the Barcelona Zoo, or just relax with a picnic in the shade. The park is busiest at weekends when locals come to celebrate birthday parties, meet friends and watch live music or art performances here.
Take a Bike Tour
Explore the city on two wheels by taking a bike tour. Barcelona has bike-friendly routes that allow you to see the city from a different perspective, and June is a great time to get active before the hottest weather arrives.
If you prefer to go at your own pace, hire a bike and take the whole day to explore, or if you want an easier option try a segway tour! E-Bikes are available to make things a bit easier and to save you sweating too much on a sunny day!
Check out these bike tours in Barcelona:
- Guided City Sightseeing Tour by Bike or E-Bike
- 3-Hour Bike Tour with a Local Guide
- City Highlights Bike, E-bike, or E-Scooter Tour
Explore Montjuïc
Montjuïc, the hill overlooking Barcelona and the coastline is a wonderful area to explore on a sunny day, with gardens, museums and various other attractions. Take a cable car from Barceloneta up to the top of the hill and admire the views on the way, or walk up at your own pace.
Montjuïc Castle perched on the summit is a historic fortress that dates back to the 17th century and showcases Barcelona’s military history as well as panoramic views of the city and the Mediterranean Sea.
Barcelona Botanic Garden is home to a variety of Mediterranean plants, the Miramar Gardens offers a tranquil green space where you can unwind with more scenic views, or walk along the many pathways cross-crossing the hillside.
There is plenty to see and do for art lovers too, with the Fundació Joan Miró, and the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya (MNAC) housed in the impressive Palau Nacional which are both well worth a visit, and the view from the Palau Nacional of the Magic Fountain, Plaça Espanya and Tibidabo beyond should not be missed.
Unfortunately, the Magic Fountain is currently closed due to drought restrictions, but under normal circumstances has a spectacular evening light and music show.
Find Hidden Gems in the Gothic Quarter
The Gothic Quarter is my favourite neighbourhood in Barcelona and I love nothing more than wandering around the maze of streets, stopping off in little boutiques and art galleries, and finding cute cafes in hidden squares. It is the historical centre of Barcelona and you can’t help but fall in love with El Gotic.
During the summer though the narrow streets are jam-packed with tourists, and June is getting busier so enjoy the main sites like the Gothic Cathedral but go beyond the typical Barcelona travel guides and look out for hidden gems like the Temple of Augustus, tucked away in an alleyway that you could easily miss.
Some of my favourite spots in the Gothic Quarter include Plaça de Sant Felip Neri behind the Cathedral of Barcelona, The Kiss mural, and the Basilica Santa Maria del Pi which often has markets in front of the church and a cracking tapas bar Bar del Pi where you should try a Bomba (a tasty meat croquette with spicy garlic sauce).
Taste Barcelona’s Incredible Food and Drink
Speaking of food, one of my favourite things to do in Barcelona is eat! Joining a food tour in Barcelona means you can sample some of the tastiest food in the city and have a guide show you around the best places to eat in Barcelona.
If you like to cook, then learning how to make paella in a paella cooking class could be just what you need to practise your skills and enjoy the fruits of your labour with some wine or sangria and a group of fellow budding chefs.
That said, if you just prefer to wander and to eat all the tapas you can find then you won’t be disappointed with that either! While paella isn’t traditionally from Barcelona, one of the best places to enjoy it is at Xiringuito Escriba which is on the beachfront, so don’t miss that while you’re here – they even make paella for one which is unusual for solo travellers!
Take Some Day Trips from Barcelona
June is also a great time to explore more of Catalonia beyond Barcelona. The Natural Parks around the city are excellent for hiking, and some of the most popular Barcelona day trips include Montserrat Mountain with its monastery and spectacular views and hiking opportunities, the medieval city of Girona and the seaside town of Sitges.
There are several wine regions within easy reach of the city too, and by train or on a wine tour from Barcelona where you can taste delicious Catalan wines and cava sparkling wine in the Penedes, Alella or Priorat. France isn’t too far away, and the tiny country of Andorra can make a nice day trip as well – you can even visit 3 countries in one day if you don’t have much time to spare!
June is also a lovely time to visit the beaches of the Costa Brava before the summer holiday crowds. Hiking or hiring a car to explore the harder-to-reach areas is well worth the effort. The Dali museum at Figueres is often included in a Costa Brava day trip, or you can take the train there easily too.
Where to Stay in Barcelona in June
Barceloneta for Beaches, Nightlife and Incredible Seafood
If you want to come to Barcelona and spend a lot of time on the beach, then Barceloneta is definitely the best place for you. Barceloneta is an old fishermen’s neighbourhood located on the beachfront, known for its lively atmosphere, excellent seafood restaurants, and beautiful sandy beaches.
It is one of the oldest and most traditional neighbourhoods in the city the location makes it a great place to stay for those who want to enjoy the sun, sand, and sea. Barceloneta is particularly famous for its fresh seafood, which is caught daily by local fishermen, and there are some excellent restaurants here as well as some fabulous little tapas places and lively bars.
Barceloneta is a popular place to stay for young people wanting to party and hit the beach, so it can be noisy on summer evenings, especially during the festival of Sant Joan on the 23rd June.
Accommodation here is usually in rental apartments and Airbnbs which tend to be on the small side due to the style of the buildings, and prices here are at a premium, but you can’t get much closer to the beach!
The Best Places to Stay in Barceloneta include:
- W Barcelona is a luxurious hotel on Barceloneta Beach, away from the narrow streets of Barceloneta proper. All rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows and views of the city or the Mediterranean Sea. Take a dip in the 3 swimming pools, including an infinity pool, and visit the WET Deck bar for sundowners and snacks served by the pool. >>>CHECK PRICES & AVAILABILITY
- Hotel 54 Barceloneta is a modern design hotel in Barceloneta, just 3 minute walk from the beachfront. Choose from single or double rooms, some with views of Port Vell, and enjoy a cocktail and watch the sunset from the rooftop bar. >>>CHECK PRICES & AVAILABILITY
- Barcelona Beach Apartments is steps away from the beach, and several apartments have balconies with a sea view. There is a shared roof terrace which could be a great place to watch the fireworks for Sant Juan, and each apartment is fully equipped with a kitchen including oven and microwave for you to rustle up your own meals. >>>CHECK PRICES & AVAILABILITY
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The Gothic Quarter & El Born
The Old City of Barcelona is my favourite area to wander around and explore, and the neighbouring districts of El Born and El Gotic are both stunning. While they can be extremely busy in summer, June should still be quiet enough for you to enjoy the pretty streets and hidden squares without the peak summer crowds, although prices are starting to increase now summer has begun.
The Best Places to Stay in the Gothic Quarter:
- The H10 Madison hotel has stunning views of the Gothic Cathedral from the rooftop terrace which also has a swimming pool. The hotel is in a restored early 20th-century building with elegant architecture and high ceilings, and gets rave reviews for the friendly staff and excellent location. Book a Classic Catedral Room to get views of the Cathedral from your window. >>>CHECK PRICES & AVAILABILITY
- The 5* Mercer Hotel has modern chic décor which blends beautifully with original beamed ceilings and exposed brick walls. There is an interior courtyard where you can have breakfast beneath orange trees, and a rooftop pool and terrace with a bar. Guests love the helpful staff, comfortable beds and the location. >>>CHECK PRICES & AVAILABILITY
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The Best Places to Stay in El Born
- chic&basic Habana Hoose is a great value hotel close to the Santa Maria del Mar Cathedral in El Born. It has funky décor which blends Scottish and Cuban influences, which sounds weird but it works! All rooms have air-con and private bathrooms, there is breakfast available in the morning and a restaurant serving Catalan and Italian cuisine. >>>CHECK PRICES & AVAILABILITY
- K+K Hotel Picasso El Born is on Passeig Picasso, opposite Ciutadella Park, and has stylish rooms with contemporary décor and air-conditioning, some of which have balconies and views of the city and park. There is a rooftop terrace with a swimming pool, a café, and a lobby bar that customises unique cocktails as well as a restaurant on site. >>>CHECK PRICES & AVAILABILITY
Eixample
Eixample is the place to stay for wide, leafy avenues, high-end shops and some excellent restaurants and bars. Eixample is also home to some of Gaudi’s most famous works, including Casa Batllo, La Pedrera and the Sagrada Familia.
It is a large neighbourhood, so I’ve split my recommendations into the best places to stay near La Sagrada Familia and Passeig de Gracia.
The Best Place to Stay in Eixample Near Passeig de Gracia
- Ohla Eixample is a chic boutique hotel in the Eixample District, 10 minutes walk away from La Pedrera and Casa Batlló. It features a year-round rooftop pool with city views, a gym and a Michelin-starred restaurant serving traditional dishes from the Ebro Region. The hotel also has a Lobby Bar and a Sky Bar. Breakfast is included in the room rate and includes local products as well as international favourites. >>>CHECK PRICES & AVAILABILITY
The Best Place to Stay Near La Sagrada Familia
- Sercotel Hotel Rossello is one of the only hotels in Barcelona with a view of La Sagrada Familia where you can wake up with this beautiful cathedral outside your window. Make sure you book a superior room with a “Landmark View” as not all rooms overlook the Sagrada Familia. If you don’t manage to bag a room with a view, there is a rooftop terrace with a bar and panoramic views where you can enjoy a drink and some tapas or just gaze at the cathedral. >>>CHECK PRICES AND AVAILABILITY
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Final Thoughts on Visiting Barcelona in June
I hope this has convinced you to travel to Barcelona in June to enjoy the city with lovely weather and hopefully before it gets too busy with the peak tourist season. Do you have more suggestions for awesome things to do in June in Barcelona? I’d love to hear them, so please leave a comment below and share more of the wonderful June Barcelona activities you could do!
