What's The Weather Like in Rome in June?
Is It Good To Go To Rome In June?
Thanks to the seasonal crossover between spring and summer, June makes an excellent time of the year to visit Rome. At the beginning of the month, the city is still very much in the midst of spring,
Is Rome Hot in June?
June temperatures are comfortably warm with an average of 20ºC, compared to July, which has an average temperature of around 27°C.
Average Sea Temperature
If you fancy a day at the beach, then head to the coast, where you'll experience an average of 22 degrees celsius.
Rain
The rainy days of winter are a distant memory by this time of the year and Rome is typically very dry during this time of the year. Across any 8-day period in June, you're likely to experience only 34mm of rainfall, so the odds of having your holiday interspersed by downpours are fairly slim.
Average Sunshine Hours
June is one of the lightest times of the year in Rome and the city typically experiences 13 hours of sunshine a day at this time of year.
You can check the forecast here.
Rome Hotels in June
Hotel Barocco
The four-star Hotel Barocco is ideal for families and couples looking for somewhere to stay during their holiday in Rome. Here guests can choose from a huge variety of rooms, suites and annexes, ensuring something for all budgets and tastes. Facilities and services include free WiFi access, bar, 24-hour reception, private parking and concierge.
Hotel Pensione Barrett
Travellers looking for budget accommodation in Rome should check out Hotel Pensione Barrett. This three-star hotel is made up of 20 rooms, some of which offer views onto one of the most popular ancient sites of the city.
There is a handful of facilities for visitors to enjoy, such as internet connection, coffee making facilities within the rooms and daily breakfast, with many shops, bars and restaurants in the area.
Villa Pirandello
Decorated in the style of 1939, Villa Pirandello is perfect for couples in search of a romantic getaway. There are many facilities for guests to enjoy here, including breakfast buffet, lounge bar, room service, parking, free WiFi access and car hire. Accommodation is available in the form of single, standard, superior and deluxe rooms, so there are plenty to choose from.
Hotel Capo d'Africa
Located within an early 20th century building, just a short walk away from the Colosseum, Hotel Capo d'Africa is ideal for families and couples alike. Here guests can choose from classic, superior, deluxe and premier guest rooms, as well as two types of studio, ensuring something for all budgets and group sizes.
There are plenty of services and amenities available, including bars, restaurants, fitness centre, jogging trail and meeting rooms.
Welrome
If you're looking for a quiet, intimate hotel, Welrome might be just the place. Made up of seven rooms one quadruple, two triple and four double this hotel boasts a central location, close to many attractions and public transport. Each room comes with air conditioning, WiFi access, silent fridge and full bathroom.
Things to do in Rome in June
Pantheon
Rome is an ancient history lover's paradise and your visit to the city wouldn't be complete without a trip to the magnificent Pantheon. Dating back to AD125, the temple was built by Emperor Hadrian and deservedly ranks as one of the most influential buildings in the Western world.
The building's imposing dome, which is made of unreinforced concrete, never fails to overawe visitors and is an impressive feat of architecture when you consider the limited construction technology in place when it was built.
Church of San Luigi dei Francesi
The world-famous painter Caravaggio was commissioned to work on the Church of San Luigi dei Francesi, which is one of the most popular attractions in Rome today. Despite the church's plain exterior, the paintings found within are huge and incredibly beautiful, making the church a must-visit for religious travellers and art lovers.
Castel Sant' Angelo
If you're looking for a fortress to visit, the Castel Sant' Angelo should be your first port of call. Originally built for Emperor Hadrian, formidable castle guards the city and has a colourful history which has seen it used as a prison and a papal residence.
The castle is open daily between 7am and 9pm during the summer months.
MAXXI
For those of you who prefer more contemporary surroundings, then head to the striking MAXXI, which is located just to the north of the city centre. The museum is well-known for the regular collections and exhibitions that it hosts throughout the year, and is open 11am - 7pm from Tuesday to Sunday, with extended opening hours for Saturday.
