What should I wear when going to Russia in April?

Choose appropriate clothing based on the city you are traveling to. It is best to bring thicker cold-proof clothing such as down jackets and cotton-padded jackets. You must wear a hat when traveling to Russia in April. The wind in Russia is very strong in winter. To avoid headaches, it is better to wear a hat.

In Russia in April, the average temperature is -1℃~9℃, and the weather is cooler than in China. It's cold, as if it's still winter in the North. In Russia, indoor heating conditions are better, and indoor clothing is thinner. Knitted clothes are a good choice.

Russia’s climate is dominated by temperate continental climate, and the Arctic Circle has a frigid climate. The local temperature difference between day and night is large and it is relatively cold and humid. Russia has not yet gotten rid of the cold in April, with the highest temperature being about 9 degrees Celsius. There are slight differences in different regions. At the end of April, the temperature in some areas will reach more than 20 degrees Celsius. The specific situation will depend on the location you visit.

Extended information:

1. There are not many tourists traveling to Russia in April. There are many attractions in Russia. When visiting the Winter Palace, Catherine Palace and other places, please note that carrying large bags and wearing coats is prohibited. Large bags need to be stored and coats need to be taken off. If the weather is cold, you can wear a small jacket under your cotton-padded clothes.

2. Russia is cold in April and is accompanied by showers, so cold-proof clothing and rain gear are essential.

3. The common currency of Russia is the ruble. Please exchange cash in advance when traveling.

4. Tipping is required for consumption in Russia, so tourists need to prepare some change in advance. Generally, a tip of 10% of the consumption is required.

5. In the winter in Russia, girls usually wear cotton bottoms with a skirt and a windbreaker or down jacket. Boys usually wear cotton-padded clothes and trousers, and they must wear a hat, because the wind in Russia is very strong in winter, and if it blows too much, it will give you a headache.

6. Hotels in Russia often provide simple breakfasts, such as bread toast, milk coffee, etc. 7. The general voltage in Russia is 230V, and tourists must purchase a plug converter in advance.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Russia