short t-shirts & pants, sandals for hot days a hoodie or rainjacket, trousers, light shoes for rainy days usually it's about 40% hot days, 40% cloudy days, 20% rainy days, but that can vary.
Poland has about 1.2 million visitors each year. The most popular cities for tourists to visit are Krakow, Wroclaw, Gdansk, Warsaw, Poznan, Lublin, and Torun.
flowers! and booze of course... Salt - To Add Spice To Your Life Bread - That You Will Never Go Hungry Wine - For A Joyful Household Flowers are nice too.
Halloween is celebrated in Poland in the large cities. Children trick-or-treat and some teenagers and adults attend costume parties on Halloween.
Actually because it's a tradition to bring good luck.
01 January (Saturday) New Year 04 April (Sunday) Easter 05 April (Monday) Easter Monday 01 May (Saturday) International Workers' Day 03 May (Tuesday) May-3rd-Constitution Day 23 May (Monday) Pentecost 03 June (Thursday) - Corpus Christi 15 August (Sunday) - Assumption of Mary 01 November (Monday)...
Actually because it's a tradition to bring good luck.
Polish Wedding Traditions In Polish weddings the celebrations may continue for two or three days. In the past, the engagement ceremony was organized by the future groom as a formal family gathering, during which he asked his chosen lady to marry him. In the recent years this custom has changed an...
The most different holiday is Velia, which is Polish Christmas Eve. They do not eat any meat but the desserts are amazing! They also celebrate Christmas for an entire week and the preparation is much more elaborate than what any American would do.
At present there are twelve (12) official public holidays in Poland. They are: New Year's Day Easter Sunday The Monday after Easter Sunday Labor Day (1 May) Constitution Day (3 May) Pentecost Sunday - the 7th Sunday after Easter Corpus Christi - the 9th Thursday after Easter (a Church holiday) A...