Poland - What to Pack - Clothing & Supplies Tips

Here are some tips on what to pack for Poland during every season.

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In the spring, Poland's weather can be very unpredictable - absolutely freezing one day and beautifully warm the next. If you go in the spring you should definitely pack for all possible weather - rain, snow and cold winds, along with sunshine and heat.

Polish summer usually starts in mid-May and ends mid-September. It's usually very hot,

You should definitely bring summer clothes, a sun hat, sandals, T-shirts, etc. Remember that July tends to be rainy in Poland, so bring an umbrella, or buy one when you get there.

Polish autumn goes from mid-September until the end of November. It tends to be cold, but sometimes there are hot days. It also tends to be rainy, but that's not a steadfast rule.

Remember to bring some warm clothes with you, but be prepared for colder days too.

Winters in Poland are quite cold, so if you're coming to this beautiful country between December and February you should bring warm winter clothes. The temperature may drop to -30 C.