Best Summer Cities in Europe

The peak summers are not that hot in Europe. But a few cities can also have up to 40°C (104°F), especially in southern regions like Spain and Italy. Pack light cotton clothes, and enjoy the sunny weather.

From the above two cities, Lisbon has better beaches than Dubrovnik. Cleaner waters for activities like swimming and a more vibrant atmosphere. Dubrovnik has an old coastal charm to it, with scenic views and drives.

If you are planning a 2-week trip in the summer season, then plan for at least 2 to 3 cities. This many cities will allow you to enjoy a relaxed and fulfilling experience.

Yes, the summer season is the peak tourist season in Europe, and the major cities can get crowded, especially in July and August. Consider early June or September for fewer tourists.

Summers in Europe can be hot in the daytime and eventually gets cooler by the evening. You should pack light clothes, comfortable shoes, sunscreen, a hat, and a swimsuit for beach cities. Also, keep a light jacket with you to add an extra layer during cooler evenings.