Barcelona has a Mediterranean climate with not very dry, but warm summers. Winter is not as harsh as in other European cities, with the temperature dropping to -2 °F in the coldest January nights. The warmest months are the summer months of July to September. If there is anything I love the most about this place, it is the wonderful sunshine.
At last count, there were at least 68 parks in the city proper, including botanical, historic, urban and forest parks. Urban parks alone are spread over a tenth of the city’s land area. The largest and most popular parks are the Montjïuc, Ciutadella, Diagonal mar, Labyrinth Park, Guinardo Park, Nou Barris Central Park, Park Guell, Oreneta Castle Park and the Can Drago Sports Park. The Labyrinth Park is popular for its garden which is, well, more of a labyrinth.
The seven beaches in Barcelona have a combined coastline of about 4.5 kilometers. Five of these, namely Llevant, Mar Bella, Nova Mar Bella, Nova Icaria, and Bogatell were created during the 1992 Summer Olympics. The other two, Sant Sebastia and Barceloneta are the largest and witnessed the largest number of visitors, with the latter being is acclaimed as one of the best worldwide.
From the budgetary angle, August is the about the best time of the year to hangout in Barcelona. A good number of the locals seize the opportunity to close shop and go on vacations. Hotels usually lower their rates during this period and so do airlines. It is the best time to secure cheap flights Barcelona, and indeed cheap flights around the country. Not only can you board cheap flights Barcelona in the month of August, but you can also buy a number of items at reduced prices. Your best bet on obtaining cheap flights is Ryanair.