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The Warmest And Coolest Cities In Europe

Europe is a pretty diverse place when it comes to culture and food. It's also incredibly diverse when it comes to the weather. Anybody thinking about a summer getaway in a "hotspot" should head for Athens where average maximum temperatures are 30.7°C. Rome is also stifling with the mercury usually passing 30°C in the summer months.

For people seeking a cooler trip away from constant sunshine, there are plenty of options. The UK and Ireland are basking in glorious summer weather at the moment but compared to Southern Europe, its cities are far cooler. Iceland is the best place to escape hot and sticky weather with the average minimum temperature in Reykjavik 7.6°C according to website Current Results.

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This chart shows the average annual temperature in the warmest and coldest cities in Europe.

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Average annual temperature of capital cities in the Nordic countries from 1923 to 2024 (in degrees Celsius)
Average temperature recorded in Italy from 1971 to 1980 and 2011 to 2018, by city (in degrees Celsius)
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Estimated temperature increase of warmest month in capital cities in the European Union (EU) in 2050 (in degrees Celsius)
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Ranking of the average temperature in Europe by country 2020 (in degrees Celsius)
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Maximum average monthly temperature in Italy as of 2017* (in Celsius)
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Average speed in Europe's most congested cities in 2017, based on congestion level

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