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Going to frankford germany on the18th of march what to wear? |
i don't want to bring to much so what would be comfy to wear now |
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CheGuevara
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It's early spring. It's still quite chilly in the morning (around 5°c), but if the sun comes out it might be up to 15°c during the day. I'd suggest something like a pullover and a jacket that you can store in your backpack or whatever if it gets warmer... |
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I would suggest layering. Pants and a t-shirt with a sweat shirt and possibly a light jacket as well. For sure not weather for shorts. There is the possibility that it will be rainy so maybe bring, or prepare to purchase, an umbrella. |
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Mimi
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its supposed to cool down tomorrow, less "springfeelings" than today.
> but you can always run inside a place to get a hot coffee or to might shop a bit |
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Biedronka
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It will be rainy and sunny - changeable weather. Go for comfort above style - good walking shoes, jeans, raincoat. Nobody really cares what you wear here, but then I live in Berlin and people dress quiet sloppily here.
Google and see what bankers wear to get an idea for Frankfurt. They usually wear all black and look as if they are attending a funeral;) |
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Cookie Preston
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Yeah, it's still chilly and can be very cloudy, drizzly or rainy.
I'd say jeans (NOT tennis shoes!!), stuff you can layer like t shirts,
a hoodie, spring jacket. Depending on what you do, you might also
want to bring a hat like a ski hat if you are going hiking up around
outside of Frankfurt where it can be windy, and some knit gloves and a small travel umbrella. (now I didnt' notice if you are a guy or not. If youre a guy, forget the gloves & umbrella.) If you're a girl, go downtown
to the Zeil Galerie, C&A, or the new Vortex Mall down on the Zeil and
just pick up a few things. Then you'll look more German. |
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Jeans, Polo and a Medium jacket.
*** and it is Frankfurt. not Frankford.
But, do NOT wear tennis shoes.
You will look like the biggest tourist ever, and you will NOT
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