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Summary: Pack clothes for cold European weather that can be layered, such as long-sleeved t-shirts, turtlenecks and thermals. Be prepared for cold weather packing with tips from an experienced travel guide in this free European travel video.
Sarah Sathmari is an experienced travel guide based in Hungary, Europe. She currently works for the company Yellow Zebra/Absolute tours. Sathmari is also organizing incentive tours for...read more
"In case of cold weather, focus in packing warm and thin clothes that can be layered, that's the most important thing. So this trick is to keep your body warm and avoid over packing. As you see here we've put a few long sleeved shirts and turtlenecks and thermals for layering. So avoid packing bulky sweaters and jackets, that's the point. Opt for light sweaters instead. Include a pair of long underwear as well and include a hat, gloves, scarf, and of course a windbreaker. That's necessary, and many pairs of socks because taking only one pair is a little risky, as it might get very rainy as well. So, in case you get wet, you have the more pairs of socks."
eHow Article: How to Pack for Cold Weather
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