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Weather at a glance

Daytime high
18.2 °C
Nighttime low
13.1 °C
Monthly precipitation
71.1 mm
Days with at least 1 mm
11.9
Daylight
18.0 h

2015–2024 averages. Daytime temperature is the average daily maximum; nighttime temperature is the average daily minimum.

Early, middle and late month

PeriodDaytime high, °CNighttime low, °CDays with at least 1 mm
Days 1–1017.312.03.5
Days 11–2018.113.24.5
From day 2119.114.13.9

What this month is like

Gothenburg, Sweden. In june, the average daytime high is 18.2 °C and the night-time low is 13.1 °C. Plan the main route in daylight and add an extra layer for early and late hours.

There are 11.9 wet days on average, with about 71.1 mm of precipitation. Keep an indoor backup route and a compact rain jacket in your day bag.

How to plan the day

Plan the main route in daylight and add an extra layer for early and late hours.

Average daylight is 18.0 hours, so put longer routes in the brighter part of the day.

What to pack

Pack a jacket or jumper, long trousers and closed shoes. Keep an indoor backup route and a compact rain jacket in your day bag.

Precipitation and an alternative plan

There are several days with precipitation during the month. A light waterproof layer can help you continue your route outdoors.

What to pack

Bring light daytime clothes, comfortable shoes and an extra layer for cooler hours. A compact rain jacket takes little room in a day bag.

Compared with neighbouring months

Average daytime high: previous month — 14.2 °C, June — 18.2 °C, next month — 19.4 °C. Days with at least 1 mm of precipitation: 11.7, 11.9 and 14.6.

Things to do

Gothenburg stands at the mouth of the Göta älv, its centre ringed by a canal, bastions and tree-lined avenues. The port character sits beside the Haga quarter, the wooded park of Slottsskogen and an archipelago served by ferries from Södra Hamngatan.

Haga

Haga's cobbled streets are lined with nineteenth-century wooden houses, and its bakeries sell cinnamon buns. Follow Haga Nygata up to Skansen Kronan, where the hill looks over the roofs and the canal.

Feskekôrka fish market

Feskekôrka was built to look like a Gothic church and sells fish and shellfish under high vaults. Counters hold shrimp, mussels and smoked salmon, and a café sits above the hall. Buy a shrimp sandwich, then continue along the canal quay.

Liseberg amusement park

Liseberg has been running since 1923, with wooden roller coasters, rides and gardens on a hillside. Lights come on in the evening, which makes it an easy family day out.

Where to stay

Inom Vallgraven

The area inside the canal works for a first visit, with shopping streets, canals and Feskekôrka close together. It is easy on foot, and trams leave Gustaf Adolfs torg in every direction.

Linnéstaden

Linnéstaden suits anyone who wants cafés, bars and restaurants along Linnégatan and Långgatorna. The district stays lively late, and the centre is ten minutes on foot. Järntorget square holds a fruit and flower market in the mornings.

Majorna

Majorna is a former working district of wooden houses, now home to artists and families. It is quieter than the centre and close to Slottsskogen, though shops are fewer and the waterfront is twenty minutes away.

Getting there and around

From Landvetter Airport the Flygbussarna coach reaches the Nils Ericson terminal in about half an hour. Within the city trams do the work, linking the centre with Majorna and Linnéstaden, while ferries from Södra Hamngatan serve the archipelago islands. Everything inside the canal is walkable, so trams matter mainly for the outer districts.

Three days in Gothenburg

Centre and canal

Walk from Gustaf Adolfs torg along the canal to Feskekôrka and the market. Turn into Haga after lunch for coffee and a bun, then return to the waterfront in the evening.

Liseberg and Universeum

Spend the day on the rides at Liseberg. Universeum next door holds an aquarium and a rainforest, a good stop if it rains. In the evening the park paths are lit and the city lights show from the hill.

The archipelago

Take the tram to Saltholmen and the ferry to Styrsö, where paths follow the rocks and a café stands by the jetty. Swimming spots lie between the rocks; return for the evening and have dinner in Majorna.

Weather throughout the year

Gothenburg: 2015–2024 averages
MonthDaytime high, °CNighttime low, °CPrecipitation, mmDays with at least 1 mmDaylight, h
January2.7-0.095.216.07.3
February2.8-0.084.413.09.4
March4.91.073.413.211.8
April9.03.755.09.114.3
May14.28.763.511.716.6
June18.213.171.111.918.0
July19.414.790.414.617.4
August19.514.987.514.415.3
September16.812.686.913.812.9
October11.68.399.816.910.4
November7.04.590.215.78.0
December4.21.798.418.56.7

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Frequently asked questions

Gothenburg: what is the temperature in June?

The average daytime high is 18.2 °C and the night-time low is 13.1 °C. Daytime is suitable for a longer walk around the city. Leave time for breaks and lunch along the way.

How many days with precipitation are there in June?

On average, there are 11.9 days with at least 1 mm of precipitation; the monthly total is 71.1 mm. There are several days with precipitation during the month. A light waterproof layer can help you continue your route outdoors.

What should I pack for walks in June?

Bring light daytime clothes, comfortable shoes and an extra layer for cooler hours. A compact rain jacket takes little room in a day bag.

How does the weather change from the start to the end of the month?

Average daytime highs by part of the month: 1–10 — 17.3 °C; 11–20 — 18.1 °C; 21 to month-end — 19.1 °C.

How many daylight hours are there in June?

The average is 18.0 hours. Long daylight hours make it easy to split a walk between morning and evening, with a longer break in between.

Is Gothenburg worth visiting in June?

The climate suits a trip if daytime temperatures around 18.2 °C and nights around 13.1 °C work for you. Plan the main route in daylight and add an extra layer for early and late hours.

What can I do in Gothenburg on a wet day in June?

Keep an indoor backup route and a compact rain jacket in your day bag. Keep a museum, market, café or another indoor route near your accommodation.

What should I pack for Gothenburg in June?

Pack a jacket or jumper, long trousers and closed shoes. Average daylight is 18.0 hours.