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Aglona, month by month

The best months for Aglona: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep. Months to avoid: Jan, Feb, Mar, Nov, Dec.

Month by month

  1. JanuaryAvoidListed as a month to avoid: Nov–Mar (cold, few services open).Crowds: Low
  2. FebruaryAvoidListed as a month to avoid: Nov–Mar (cold, few services open).Crowds: Low
  3. MarchAvoidListed as a month to avoid: Nov–Mar (cold, few services open).Crowds: Low
  4. AprilMixedOutside the best window (May–Sep (Basilica feast days in Aug draw crowds)). Across Latvia: Cool; spring birds on the coast and lakes.Crowds: Low
  5. MayGreatInside Aglona's best window: May–Sep (Basilica feast days in Aug draw crowds).Crowds: Medium
  6. JuneGreatInside Aglona's best window: May–Sep (Basilica feast days in Aug draw crowds).Crowds: High · 1 festival or holiday
  7. JulyGreatInside Aglona's best window: May–Sep (Basilica feast days in Aug draw crowds).Crowds: High
  8. AugustGreatInside Aglona's best window: May–Sep (Basilica feast days in Aug draw crowds).Crowds: High
  9. SeptemberGreatInside Aglona's best window: May–Sep (Basilica feast days in Aug draw crowds).Crowds: Medium
  10. OctoberGoodOutside the best window (May–Sep (Basilica feast days in Aug draw crowds)). Across Latvia: Autumn colours in Sigulda early; Riga light festival (Staro Rīga) in November — check dates.Crowds: Low
  11. NovemberAvoidListed as a month to avoid: Nov–Mar (cold, few services open).Crowds: Low
  12. DecemberAvoidListed as a month to avoid: Nov–Mar (cold, few services open).Crowds: Medium · 1 festival or holiday

Compare two months

Weather, crowds and prices for any two months in Aglona, side by side.

  • Verdict

    May: Great

    Jun: Great

  • Crowds

    May: Medium

    Jun: High

  • Prices

    May: Medium

    Jun: High

  • Festivals listed

    May: 0

    Jun: 1

May: Inside Aglona's best window: May–Sep (Basilica feast days in Aug draw crowds).

June: Inside Aglona's best window: May–Sep (Basilica feast days in Aug draw crowds).

Aglona: figures are long-term averages from this guide, not a forecast.