What’s Riga Like in June? June in Riga offers pleasant, mild to warm weather, marking the start of summer. Average daily high temperatures typically range from 19-22°C (66-72°F), with lows generally between 10-13°C (50-55°F). You can expect significantly long daylight hours, often around 17-18 hours, providing ample time for sightseeing. While predominantly sunny, occasional rain showers are possible, with an estimated 8-10 rainy days throughout the month and approximately 60-75mm of precipitation.

What Are Typical Costs and Availability in June? June signifies the beginning of the peak tourist season, impacting costs and availability. Accommodation prices are higher than off-peak; estimated hostel dorms might cost €15-€30 per night, mid-range hotels €60-€120, and luxury options from €150+. Flights generally see increased demand. For food, a budget meal is estimated at €7-€12, while a mid-range restaurant dinner could be €20-€40 per person. Booking accommodation and popular tours well in advance is highly recommended due to moderate to high demand.

What Should I Expect in June (Crowds, Events, Conditions)? Expect moderate to busy crowds, particularly in the Old Town and at major attractions, as the summer tourist season gets underway. Riga’s conditions in June are very pleasant for exploring on foot. A significant cultural event is Midsummer’s Eve (Līgo Day or Jāņi) on June 23rd/24th, a major national holiday celebrated with bonfires, singing, and traditional festivities, often more pronounced outside the immediate city center but with related events in Riga. Outdoor cafes and parks are vibrant, benefiting from the long daylight hours.

What Are the Best Activities for June? June is ideal for outdoor exploration. Enjoy walking tours of Riga’s UNESCO-listed Old Town and its impressive Art Nouveau district. Consider a leisurely canal boat tour for unique city views. Day trips to the popular seaside resort town of Jūrmala or the scenic Gauja National Park (Sigulda) are highly recommended. Explore the vibrant Riga Central Market for local delicacies, or visit museums like the Latvian National Museum of Art. The extended daylight also makes evenings perfect for riverside strolls or enjoying an outdoor meal.

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