The Month of September:
Whether you're a first-time Scandinavia traveler, or a seasoned Scandinavia enthusiast, September is a good choice for various types of vacation. The travel prices for September are lower than the ones offered during the previous 2-3 months, and the weather is still mild enough to enjoy outdoor activities. You can sometimes already see fall foliage in Scandinavia. Let's find out what Scandinavia offers travelers in September...
Weather in September:
September is generally a very quiet month when it comes to the weather. Scandinavia's average daily temperatures this month are mild, with around 60-65 degrees. Northern Scandinavia (e.g. Iceland) averages around 52 degrees as fall is approaching in the northern regions.
For details on your destination's weather and the monthly average temperatures in Scandinavia's big cities, visit Weather in Scandinavia!
September Activities & Events:
- Late Aug-Early Sep: Aarhus Festival, Denmark
- Aug-Early Sep: Norwegian Food Festival in Ålesund, Norway
- Mid/Late Sep: Malmö Rainbow Pride Festival, Sweden
- Late Sep: Göteborg Int'l Book Fair in Gothenburg, Sweden
- Late Sep: Kivik Apple Market Festival in Kivik, Sweden
- Sept/Oct: Reykjavik Jazz Festival, Iceland
- Octoberfest events in Scandinavia
Public Holidays in September:
Bank holidays (national/public holidays) can affect your travel through business closures, more crowds, etc. In September, there are no public holidays in Scandinavia that might impact your trip planning. (Also see National Holidays & Annual Events in Scandinavia)
Packing Tips for Travel in :
Short sleeves in September in Scandinavia might not be adequate...September can bring rain, so carry a comfortable sweater and a windbreaker. As always, wearing clothes in layers is practical and comfortable. Travelers visiting Iceland now need to bring warm clothing adequate for cold climate. Outdoor activities in September are best enjoyed with rugged walking shoes. Sneakers and similarly comfortable shoes are still sufficient for city travelers, though.
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