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Best time to visit Barcelona: month-by-month guide

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Barcelona month by month

Plan your visit to Barcelona by month. Compare weather, crowds, events, and prices across all twelve months with historical climate data.

Barcelona's measured year splits into three bands. Winter stays mild and dry from December through February, with highs of 14 to 16°C and as few as 4 rain days in January. Spring climbs steadily. March and April sit at 16 and 18°C, then May jumps to 22°C. The summer plateau runs June through August, where highs reach 27 to 29°C and rain holds at 5 to 6 days per month. September still reads 26°C but logs the year's peak rain count at 10 days. October cools to 23°C with 8 rain days, and November drops back to 18°C.

All 12 month guides sit below this index. A January visit at 14°C and 4 rain days looks nothing like August at 29°C and 6. If you want warmth with minimal rain, start with the June page, where highs reach 27°C across 5 rain days. For cooler air and the driest conditions, open January. September's guide deserves a careful read. Its 26°C average comes with 10 rain days, the highest of any month. March and May each log 9 rain days at 16°C and 22°C.

September carries the highest rain count of Barcelona's year at 10 days, while the average high still sits at 26°C.

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