What's The Weather Like in London in June?
June is a popular time to visit London, UK, as the weather is steadily getting warmer throughout the month.
Is London Warm In June?
During this time of year, the average temperature is 16°C that's 3°C warmer than May. This month is characterised by rising temperatures, with daily highs of around 21°C on average.
London's Highest and Lowest Temperatures In June
The highest temperature ever recorded in recent times for London in June is 33°C, with the lowest temperature is 7°C.
Does It Rain In June In London?
With an average of 43mm of rainfall divided across 13 days throughout the month, there is a good chance you'll experience some type of rain during your visit.
Is London Cloudy In June?
The cloud coverage for London decreases as the month progresses, starting off at 70% before dropping down to 68% at the end of June. Despite the cloudy spells, London is rarely affected by fog in June.
June Sunshine Hours In London
Just like April and May, London experiences an average of eight hours of sunshine each day in June.
Is London WIndy In June?
Wind speeds are mild to moderate in June.
London Hotels in June
Ned Hotel
If you're looking for a hotel which offers uncompromised glamour within a unique setting, choose the Ned Hotel. Originally the headquarters of the Midland Bank, this amazing accommodation is within easy walking destination of St. Paul's Cathedral and other sights within the City of London.
Each of the 252 rooms has a marble mosaic bathroom and are designed with luxury vintage interiors that are inspired by the 1920's and 1930's. The 9 different restaurants, cafes and bars sit in the former banking hall and guests have use of the underground spa and 620 square meter gym, boxing ring and an indoor pool which is in the former bank vault! Members and guests have access to Ned's Club Upstairs which is home to a lavish rooftop pool and bar with spectacular 360-degree views of London.
CitizenM
For a boutique hotel with a zesty difference, check in to citizenM Bankside. Aimed to offer guests a comfortable, and homely stay, the decor choices are bursting with trendy, artsy details. Attention to basic details are key here, with genuinely comfy beds, powerful showers and citizenM is an obvious choice for value for money. This hotel is in an excellent location next to the Southbank and the Tate Modern, offers a 24 hour cafe and bar and self check in. The 24/7 eating area, canteenM, offers breakfast treats in the morning as well as sushi, warm dishes and desserts during the evening time. There is also a bar with a range of beers and even champagne!
Number 16
Number 16 is in the heart of cosmopolitan South Kensington forming part of the Firmdale hotel group, it is another example of their trademark townhouse hotels with a blend of glamour and comfort. The hotel is nestled in a quite street just off the Brompton Road, moments from South Kensington tube station and Exhibition Road with its wonderful museums and nearby to the Royal Albert Hall. The hotel offers 41 comfortable and stylish rooms designed in a fresh, modern English style and a lovely outdoor tree filled garden where guests can enjoy afternon tea on a sunny day.
The Fox and Goose Hotel
For something relaxed and good value with direct access to central London check out the Fox & Goose Hotel. This hotel is situated in Ealing and provides guests with accessible, standard double, superior double and family rooms. The hotel has a traditional English pub open for breakfast, lunch and dinner with daily specials, beer garden and terrace, vending machines for drinks and snacks. The nearest underground station is only five minutes away and can get you into Central London in 30 minutes.
Bars and Restaurants
La Trompette
Located in leafy Chiswick, you'll find La Trompette, a local secret which offers upmarket Michelin starred dishes without the usual London prices. The restaurant buzzes throughout the week and has its own terrace for summer al fresco dining. The food is exquisite and the service is excellent; book ahead to avoid disappointment.
YUU Kitchen Restaurant
YUU Kitchen Restaurant in Aldgate is vibrant and lively, full of modern-manga style art everywhere you look. A clearly laid out and refined menu, beers and bubbly on tap and open kitchen which allows you to see your food being freshly prepared - this place is not to be missed! Highly attentive, warm and welcoming staff make this place stand out, too.
Zuma
For contemporary Japanese fine dining, Zuma in Knightsbridge is a perfect choice. Excellent attention to detail in regards to decor, service and ingredients. Dishes are elegant and simply presented, focusing on bold and intense Japanese flavours. The signature Black Cod dish is highly recommended, exquisitely cooked to perfection in a hoba leaf.
Things to do in London in June
Bushy Park
June is a great time to visit London, when the weather is bright and sunny, so make the most of it by spending an afternoon at Bushy Park. The second largest Royal Park in the UK's capital, the park is within close range of Hampton Court Palace and is home to a variety of woodland, ponds, grassland and gardens, making it a top site to catch a glimpse of the local wildlife. Some of the most popular parts of the park are Chestnut Avenue, a formal Baroque water garden and the Diana Fountain.
Trooping the Colour
If you want to catch a glimpse of the city's traditions, take the time to see Trooping the Colour. This famous military pageant dates back to the 17th century and is held each year on the King's Official Birthday June 15th
More than 1,400 officers and men take part in Trooping the Colour with over 200 horses and more than 400 musicians. The event kicks off when the clock on the Horse Guards Building strikes 11, at which time the Royal Procession arrives and the Queen takes the Royal Salute. The parade starts with the inspection, during which the Queen drives slowly down the ranks of guards and past the household cavalry. The event comes to a close with an exciting RAF flyover.
Westminster Abbey
Westminster Abbey is one of the most popular attractions in the capital, making it a must-visit during your trip to London. This centuries-old building is known for its daily services which thousands of people attend, audio tours in eight languages and verger-led tours which give you a comprehensive experience of the site. Westminster Abbey is also home to a museum which features many pieces of artwork which are hundreds of years old. Ancient artifacts dating back as far as the 12th century are also on display. After you've seen all there is to see, re-energise at the café with a cup of coffee or by enjoying a stroll around the Abbey Gardens.
London Eye
Another of the city's landmarks which is worth visiting is the London Eye. Opened to the public in 2000, this imposing ferris wheel looms over the city and is a huge hit with both tourists and locals. The month of June is the ideal time to take in the spectacular views of London as there more than likely to be clear blue skies than any other month. From your viewing capsule you will see London and its landmarks unfold beneath you. The London Eye is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the United Kingdom and it is recommended that visitors book in advance through the website.
