Austria is a small country in the center of Europe, and its continental climate is quite similar to the Central European one. True, in the western part of the country, the weather is more humid and damp, characterized by variability. In addition, the height above sea level is also important - in mountainous areas where ski resorts are located, winter temperatures differ from flat terrain by 10-15 degrees.
Instructions
Step 1
The answer to the question of how to dress in Austria depends on the season in which you are scheduled to travel. In any case, before you pack your suitcase on the road, check the internet for the weather forecast for the region of Austria you are traveling to and dress accordingly.
Step 2
In winter, you should not take warm fur coats with you, which are so familiar to Russia. The weather in Austria is changeable, and a slight frost can immediately be replaced by rain. To keep it dry and warm, a puff or a sports jacket from a ski suit will be enough. Versatile and all-weather jeans will come in handy in winter and summer. In the cold season, in January, when the average monthly temperature drops to -5 degrees, you can wear warm ugg boots, flat boots or high-top sneakers on your feet. A warm knitted hat will complete your winter outfit, which will be secured by the hood of the jacket.
Step 3
In the demi-season, you can replace the down jacket with a sports vest made of waterproof material, equipped with a hood. At this time, the air temperature ranges from +10 to +15 degrees, so you will not freeze too much. By the way, in spring or autumn there will be a warm sweater, a knitted hat.
Step 4
The hottest months of the year are July and August, but the heat is not sweltering here. The average temperature in summer is +20 degrees. You should not take unnecessary things with you on a trip - a few T-shirts, sports shirts and blouses, sweaters, shorts, denim skirt or jeans, raincoat or windbreakers will be enough. Lightweight sneakers and sandals will complement them.
Step 5
In the event that you are lucky and through your tour operator managed to get tickets to the Vienna Opera or to a classical music concert, take a formal dress and high-heeled shoes with you if your seats are located in the stalls. In the event that you listen to the concert from the gallery, the usual everyday outfit will do - students and young people in Austria visit such places exactly in this form, and you, as a tourist, will be forgiven.
