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Rome vs Florence in June

Rome edges it in June. Rome averages 17–30°C with high crowds; Florence 16–26°C with high crowds.

By Daan · Last reviewed October 2026

Rome and Florence

The verdict for June

  • WeatherRome has the better weather9/10 vs 7/10
  • CrowdsRome is quieterHigh vs High
  • PricesFlorence is cheaper€€€€€ vs €€€€
  • OverallRome comes out ahead8/10 vs 6.5/10
Rome rooftops and domes in warm evening light

Rome in June

Summer begins

Temperature
17–30°C
Crowds
High
Prices
€€€€€

+Long sunny days and excellent conditions for outdoor dining and sightseeing.

–Increasing heat and strong summer demand.

Golden evenings and outdoor Rome at its best.

Florence skyline with the Duomo at sunrise

Florence in June

Hot, crowded and genuinely festive.

Temperature
16–26°C
Crowds
High
Prices
€€€€

+Festa di San Giovanni + Calcio Storico

–Heat and summer crowds both arrive

June is hot and busy, but it is also when Florence is most itself: Calcio Storico, the historic costumed football match, and the Festa di San Giovanni on 24 June, with fireworks over the Arno, both fall in this month.

Scores and crowd levels are my own judgement; temperatures are monthly averages. Higher scores are better: quieter, cheaper and more pleasant.