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Weather in April is unstable and can alternate between sun and snow. As the Polish proverb says: " April the weaver – interweaves a little bit of winter with a little bit of summer. ". In May plants and trees start to green and the day becomes longer. Days are warmer and warmer, and sometimes very sunny. Although spring is not the best time to visit Gdansk, especially March and April, late May is the month when the tourist season starts. When to visit Gdansk – Spring in Oliwa Park Best time to visit Gdansk – Summer If you don't like crowds June is perfect to visit Gdansk. It's warm, days are the longest and the probability of the rain is low. The temperature of the water in the sea is still low so it's hard to swim but cold-resistant people might give it a try. July and August is a high season. It's crowded and many hotels are booked in advance. Also, many Polish people choose Gdansk as a holiday destination. In summer it is warm and you can enjoy the sea with the temperature of the water around 18-19°C.
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