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

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Lisbon month by month

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

Lisbon's measured year splits into three bands. November through March is the cool, wet stretch. Highs range from 15°C in January to 18°C in March, and every month logs 8 to 10 rain days. April and May form a rapid transition. April reaches 20°C with 9 rain days. May reaches 23°C with 3 rain days. The dry core runs June through August. July and August both reach 29°C, and August's 0 rain days make it the only completely dry month in the measured year. September drops to 26°C and October to 24°C, but October's 10 rain days match the wettest winter months.

All 12 month guides are published beneath this index. Each covers what Lisbon's conditions mean for a specific travel window. If you're planning a summer trip, start with July or August. July records 1 rain day and August records 0. For shoulder-season trips, compare May and September. May averages 23°C with 3 rain days. September matches June at 26°C but logs 6 rain days. Winter visitors should open January first. Its 15°C high is the year's lowest.

August is Lisbon's most decisive month, reaching 29°C with 0 rain days, the only completely dry month in the measured year.

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