What To Wear In Europe
For advice on what to pack for your holiday in Europe, choose your destination country from the list below:
Austria
Austrian's dress quite formally and stylishly...
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Belgium
Like much of Europe there isn't really a dress code in Belgium...
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Croatia
A trip to Croatia is likely to involve enjoying the fabulous beaches, so bikinis and beach wear are very much the dress for the day time...
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Cyprus
The same applies in Cyprus as is the case pretty much throughout Mediterranean islands - Our advice would be to travel light...
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Czech Republic
Prague is the most popular destination in the Czech Republic...
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Denmark
Denmark is a cosmopolitan country and there isn't a dress code as such...
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Estonia
Even in summer Estonia can be cool...
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Finland
Even in summer Finland can be cool...
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France
Paris is well known as the home of Haute Couture and Parisian women dress with great style and throughout France women dress with understated style...
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Germany
German's dress quite formally and stylishly...
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Greek Islands
The same advice applies pretty much throughout the Greek Islands - Our advice would be to travel light, we mean really light...
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Hungary
Casual clothes reign supreme - really anything is acceptable to wear here...
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Iceland
Iceland is close to the Arctic Circle so it is going to be cool whatever time of year you visit...
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Ireland / Eire
Smart casual will make you feel instantly at ease...
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Israel
Dress is casual in Israel...
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Italy
Feel free to be glamorous and stylish...
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Madeira
Throughout Madeira dress is casual...
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Majorca
Locals really care about their personal appearance and image...
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Malta
The same applies in Malta as is the case pretty much throughout Mediterranean islands - Our advice would be to travel light...
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Minorca
Locals really care about their personal appearance and image...
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Norway
Norway even in summer can be cool, pack warm layers and be sure to pack a waterproof jacket as it rains throughout the year...
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Poland
Polish women like to take care of themselves so if you make an effort to dress up and use make up, you will fit in and feel comfortable...
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Portugal
In Lisbon and in other major cities like Oporto the locals dress in a smart, casual and understated elegant style...
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Russia
Moscow and St Petersburg are very much like any other cosmopolitan cities; women love to dress up and are rarely seen without makeup and high heels...
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Slovenia
For walking, lightweight cotton trousers that dry quickly with detachable legs are useful...
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Spain
The Spanish really care about their personal appearance and image and on the whole they dress conservatively and make an effort when they go out, even if it's just doing the daily shopping...
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Sweden
The Swedish people (women and men) are fashionable and effortlessly stylish...
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Switzerland
Very smart casual or smart business orientated clothes will carry you through for business, sight seeing and for eating out...
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The Netherlands
Like much of Europe there isn't really a dress code in the Netherlands and jeans, T shirts , jumpers and comfortable but attractive shoes will take you anywhere...
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Turkey
Smart casual for daytime and evenings works really well...
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United Kingdom
Like most of Western Europe there is no dress code as such and really anything is acceptable...
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