This is the best month to visit Portugal find out Why
The month of June brings the sun, takes away the rain and puts a smile on the faces of the Portuguese and tourists.
It is the month of the feasts of popular saints
With over 100 villages in the neighborhoods of Lisbon
Free Holidays Month
Coming from the sun with the highest temperatures in Europe
It is still considered a season with lower prices in Accommodation
1- Popular Saints
Most of the towns campgrounds also start on the first day of the month, spreading the dancers and the smell of roasted sardines throughout the city.
Feasts of Saints People and children may seem incompatible, but there are still a few camps where chaos is not the watchword. In the midst of such a popular party in Lisbon in June, there are still a few that are guaranteed not to lose their drunks or run the risk of getting bogged down and drenched in an imperial one. From almost a hundred campgrounds, we chose a few that occupy the whole street, which have matinés, large spaces with running tables for food and drinks and table service. In these camps for the whole family in Lisbon there are even playgrounds with slides in the middle. Make your own party plan and go to the dancer without worrying
2- Friendly Prices
Summer begins practically in the last week of the month and, in practical terms, it can already be said that it is the beginning of the high season. However, prices are still much lower than in July and August. You can find hotels and even airline tickets with very interesting fares.
3- Long days, nice nights
And for those who dont care about the cold, great news: June has all that summer air with the freshness of spring. Except on a few more unstable days, temperatures are between 22ºC and 35ºC. At this time, there is still natural light until very close to 10pm.
4- Fairs and festivals
One thing you can be sure of: there will be no lack of programming during your stay. Its event from Sunday to Sunday! Besides the saints, it is a time rich in gastronomic and popular fairs. And if you like history, be aware that this is a month with a variety of medieval fairs in various corners of the country.
Speaking of fair, there is one more worth visiting, the Lisbon Book Fair, which always happens in June. Festivals such as NOS Primavera Sound, which brings together national and international attractions, are also part of the local agenda. That is, this will undoubtedly be a trip to enjoy Portugal in its purest essence.
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