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Weather

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Monthly Averages
Month
High
Low
Nov
57°F 13°C
47°F 8°C
Dec
54°F 12°C
43°F 6°C
Jan
53°F 11°C
42°F 5°C
Feb
53°F 11°C
42°F 5°C
Mar
57°F 13°C
45°F 7°C
Apr
58°F 14°C
46°F 7°C
Extended Forecast
Friday
Nov 27
Hi:
59°F 15°C
Lo:
46°F 7°C
Saturday
Nov 28
Hi:
60°F 15°C
Lo:
48°F 8°C
Sunday
Nov 29
Hi:
57°F 13°C
Lo:
42°F 5°C

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5 of 5 stars
Yorkshire
Oct 10, 2009

We stayed in Gijon for 2 nights as part of a bigger honeymoon trip. We almost missed it out but were so glad we went. The city has an understated amazing atmosphere. It is not pretencious, yet quite...more

5 of 5 stars
Amsterdam
Sep 27, 2009

Gijon is a nice city, with a long sea front for great walks. A couple of excellent restaurants. Charming old town. more

4 of 5 stars
Edinburgh, Scotland
Feb 24, 2009

Gijon (Xixon in the local dialect) is a strange mixture of old buildings (with some amazing architecture) and many modern high-rise apartment blocks. The old part of town is on or near the headland of...more

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