When do sales start in Poland in the summer? Sales Guide. When should you buy? Goods for children

Capital prices, of course, are higher than provincial ones, but even they cannot resist during sales. “Zniżki”, as throughout Poland, takes place in winter and summer, at the same time when a wave of sales sweeps across Europe.

Of course, Poland cannot boast of its own Paris or Milan, which sell the world's most famous brands. However, she tries to offer her clients brands that are popular, but not so expensive and prestigious. In shopping centers of the Polish capital, such as “Golden Terraces” or “Arcadia”, clothes from Bershka, Mango, Reserved, Orsay, ZARA, H & M are displayed in the halls and laid out on racks.

There are also outlets in Warsaw, “Factory-Annopolis”, “Factory-Urus”, where discounts already apply. And during the sales period it applies to them general algorithm markdowns, and then the price of your favorite brands drops by 80% or even more.
If you want even cheaper, then there is a huge indoor market in Warsaw with an area of ​​more than 60 thousand km2. This is a bazaar-fair, it is called “Marivilska 44”, the cheapest clothes are sold here.

Winter sales in Warsaw 2019

Trade establishments in Poland do not wait for guidelines from the government, but plan their own activities. Therefore, the sales calendar is formed in fragments, based on the start of the promotion in each individual shopping center and store. Information about this is available in the administration of the trading establishment and on its official website.
The introductory part of winter sales lasts from the beginning of December until Catholic Christmas. At this time, the first “Zniżki” appear; they do not cover the entire assortment of the store, but are assigned selectively. And the price reduction is small, only 15-35%. Just before Christmas, a massive price collapse of up to 50% begins, which continues until the end of January. And then, at the beginning of February, a discount figure of 70% appears, then 80%, and then 90%. However, as is understandable, the amount of the discount is inversely proportional to the choice of product, and in the last couple of weeks of winter there is practically nothing to buy.

Summer sales in Warsaw 2019

They begin in Warsaw at the beginning of summer, in early June. The peak of summer sales, as one would expect, falls in July, by the end of which discounts will increase to 70%. In August, the numbers 90% will often flash, but the shelves will be empty; it is impossible to find popular sizes at this time.

Off-season discounts in Warsaw

New collections that went on sale, for which the sale made room, also need to be sold. Therefore, a month after their arrival, merchants see the need to awaken customer activity with new discounts. They are selective for that part of the product that is in no hurry to sell. Discounts are set at 20-30%.

Every decent store has a certain number of regular customers who are rewarded with discount cards. In an effort to increase their popularity and acquire a large number regular customers, stores hold various promotions. One of these types of attracting customer sympathy is closed sales only for discount card holders. They are usually held in the off-season and on the eve of big sales.

One-day mass promotions with a tempting program can also be held in shopping centers. Buyers will visit such a store more often in the hope of getting an unexpected promotion. In general, all means of attracting buyers will be used to achieve success in trading.

It’s worth going to Poland for inexpensive clothes and shoes from popular European and local brands. Prices here are significantly lower than in other European countries, especially for affordable brands. The best cities for shopping are, of course, the capital Warsaw, as well as Krakow, Gdansk and Lodz, where shopping can be combined with walks to local attractions.

Store opening hours

Most shops in Poland are open on weekdays from 9:00 to 18:00-20:00. Many of them are closed on Sundays, and Saturdays are a short day (until 14:00-15:00). Large chain supermarkets and malls are usually open seven days a week and late - until about 10 p.m. There are 24-hour stores in Poland, especially in resort areas, but, as a rule, you can find at least one in every district of the city.

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Sales

In Poland, as in the rest of Europe, there are two sales seasons - in summer (late June - early September) and winter (immediately after the New Year and until mid-February). By the end, discounts reach 60-70%, but it’s better to come shopping in the middle, while big choice models and sizes. Many stores periodically offer off-season discounts, most often in May and November. There are also special “night promotions” when goods are sold at significantly reduced prices.

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What to buy in Poland

• clothes,
• shoes,
• Products for children,
• Jewelry,
• cosmetics,
• souvenirs and antiques,
• food and wine.

Clothes and shoes

In Poland you can buy clothes and shoes from almost any well-known European and local brands. Polish stores also offer luxury brands, but the choice of budget brands is much larger, and it makes sense to come here primarily for inexpensive clothes.

Among the reputable Polish clothing brands, it is worth noting Greenpoint, Reserved, Orsay, Troll, Cropp, Tatuum, Top Secret Diverse, Wólczanka, Bytom, Vistula, etc.; shoes and leather goods - Batycki, Ryłko, Gino Rossi and Wittchen. Prices for T-shirts start from 3 EUR, for dresses - from 10 EUR. Prices on the page are as of November 2018.

It is most profitable to purchase shoes in stores at factories. For example, the main facilities of the famous Polish company Ryłko are located in Kalwaria Zebrzydowsk (not far from Krakow). There are also shops and warehouses where you can buy shoes and bags made of genuine leather at factory prices. Prices for a pair of shoes start from 15 EUR; demi-season boots can be purchased for 30 EUR.

Sheep wool products are sold in Polish markets self made: vests, sweaters, socks, scarves and hats. This is not only a colorful souvenir, but also really high-quality and warm things.

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Goods for children

There are many children's stores in Poland that differ wide range baby food, clothes, toys and other goods for any age. Most Popular:

• SMYK - products for mothers and newborns, toys, clothes, strollers, bicycles, etc. There are representative offices in Warsaw, Bialystok and Lublin.
• Aurelka - specializes in orthopedic shoes, there are stores in Lublin, Białystok and Biała Podlaska.
• 10/5/15 - a large selection of children's clothing for any age. There are stores in Warsaw, Byala, Wielun and some other small towns.

A doll in Polish children's stores costs from 7 EUR, a pair of orthopedic boots - from 20 EUR, and a children's bicycle - from 25 EUR.

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SMYK

Cosmetics

Polish cosmetics were enjoyed by girls in Soviet years. Even then, it was famous for its natural composition, caring properties and low prices, and has not lost ground to this day.

The following brands are worth attention: AA Cosmetics, Gdańsk Ziaja, Oceanic, Lirene, Eko Linea Ava, Organique and Pat&Rub flower cosmetics. Prices natural soap start from 1 EUR, for moisturizer - from 4 EUR, and for decorative cosmetics - from 3 EUR for lipstick, lip gloss or mascara. Cosmetics in Poland are sold in specialized stores, and there are also departments in almost any large supermarket. They rarely counterfeit it (almost never), so you don’t have to worry and buy cosmetics at the first souvenir shop you come across.

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Ziaja

Jewelry

A lot of amber is mined on the Baltic Sea coast, so jewelry made from this stone has become a real symbol of Poland. Most of the jewelry made from red and green amber is sold in Gdansk and Krakow, although, of course, there is a choice in the capital and other cities. Most small jewelry shops in central regions cities. Good products can also be found at street vendors, but you should be more careful here - too low price should be alarming.

Prices for amber jewelry start from 15-20 EUR; for this money you can buy a pendant, small earrings or a ring. There are also exclusive designer jewelry, they are sold only in specialized stores, prices can reach 1000 EUR.

You can also buy coral jewelry in Poland, but you should check with the seller to see if they were brought from China; they are of much lower quality than local ones.

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Food and wine

The most popular gastronomic souvenir from Poland is Krakow sausage. It is prepared from lean pork, seasoned with herbs and garlic - this was the case in the 16th century, and since then the recipe has not changed. Another interesting Polish meat delicacy is smoked “kabanosi” sausages. Previously, they were made only from horse meat; today they use turkey, pork and other meats. The sausages are first smoked, then dried for a long time and finally consumed with beer - kabanosi is considered one of the best beer snacks. Also traditionally brought from Poland is sheep's cheese "Oscypek", which has been produced here since the 15th century. This is a hard smoked cheese that is difficult to compare with any other; it has a slightly tart taste and is easy to transport.

Those with a sweet tooth will love Torun honey gingerbread with various fillings of fruits, berries or rose petals and “chestnuts” - small cakes filled with crushed wafers, cream and cocoa. The best places to buy sweets are at the confectioneries Blikle in Warsaw, Elite in Poznan and Wentzel in Krakow - they are considered the best in the country.

As for local alcohol, local vodka “Zubrovka”, elite herbal liqueur “Goldwasser” with pieces of real gold (there is a legend that they once cured the Pope of Rome from a fatal disease) and cherry liqueur “Babuni” are brought from Poland.

Polish wine is not the most famous product on the market, but nevertheless there are vineyards here, and wine is produced in Poland. The most interesting varieties are considered to be “Sileskoe”, “Zhukhovskoe”, “Kuyavskoe” and “Zapadnopomerskoe”, and the brands are Elmer, Feromer, Cuvee Fronther, Solaris and Regent Reserva.

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Shopping centers in Poland

Shopping centers in Poland are quite the same type: a similar assortment and range of entertainment, but all shopping in the country is concentrated in them.

Warsaw

• Arcadia is the largest center in the Polish capital. Tourists usually come here specifically for shopping, and locals come here to hang out. There are more than 200 stores of popular European and local brands (Mango, Lacoste, H&M, Marks&Spencer, Royal Collection, Zara, Tally Weijl, KappAhl, Tommy Hilfiger, Tommy Hilfiger, Peek&Cloppenburg, Chicco, Smyk, Mothercare, Panda, etc.), as well as about 30 cafes and restaurants (including the best sushi bar in the city Hana Sushi), there is its own brewery, fitness club, cinema and even a medical center.
• "Maximum" is another big one shopping complex, consisting of 4 separate pavilions. There are a lot of clothes from affordable brands here at low prices.
• "Zloty Tarasy" is a shopping center in the center of Warsaw near the railway station. In addition to shops, there is a food court, an ice skating rink and a concert venue.

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Krakow

• Krakow Plaza is the most famous shopping center in Krakow. There are many stores for clothing, shoes, cosmetics, perfumes and other goods, as well as several grocery supermarkets, a food court, bowling alley, dance studio and billiards.
• Krakow Gallery is another popular shopping center in Krakow, located next to the city's central square. There are more than 200 shops, cafes and restaurants and a large grocery supermarket.

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Gdansk

• "Madison" is a shopping complex in the historical center of Gdansk. There are more than 100 shops and boutiques, cafes and restaurants of different price categories, travel agencies, a children's playground, etc.
• “Baltic Gallery” is a large shopping center with 200 stores, considered the most modern and elegant in the city. The range includes European and local brands.

Outlets in Poland

The largest outlet in Poland is located in Krakow, it is called Factory Krakow and belongs to a well-known chain. It is located on the outskirts of the city, in its northwestern part, and can be reached by car (there is ample parking) or by public transport. There are more than 100 stores here, discounts all year round - up to 70%.

Another large outlet is located in Warsaw, it belongs to the Fashion House chain and is called Fashion House Outlet Center Warszawa. There are more than 120 boutiques and clothing and shoe stores, there are cafes and restaurants, and discounts range from 30 to 70%. Stores regularly conduct additional shares: 2 items for the price of 1, every third item for 1 EUR, etc.

Another popular outlet in the capital is Factory Ursus Outlet. It also applies to large network outlets, there are more than 80 stores of local and popular European brands, there are cafes and restaurants. There is an outlet of the same chain in Poznan - Factory Poznan. It is located 10 km from the city center, and here, as in all outlets of the chain, there are year-round discounts from 30 to 70%.

Markets

One of the most popular clothing markets in Warsaw is located in an unfinished stadium and is called “Europe”. Mostly cheap consumer goods from China and Turkey are sold here, but you can find branded clothing and shoes from Germany, France and the Czech Republic. Also at this market you can find electronics, cosmetics, toys, souvenirs and home textiles. The market is open daily from 8:00 to 20:00; on weekends, free buses depart from Starynkevich Square.

Another large clothing market in Warsaw is located 20 km from the city in the Wolka Kosowski area. Initially, it was exclusively wholesale, but over time they began to trade in retail. The market is very large, but is divided into segments based on the country of origin (primarily Turkey and China), so it is not difficult to navigate it. Here you can not only buy cheap clothes, shoes, home textiles and other goods, but also have a bite to eat at Asian cuisine establishments, exchange currency and, if necessary, use delivery or courier services.

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There are two famous flea markets in Warsaw: one is located at the Decade Stadium (Dziesieciolecia) and is open every day, and the other is located at the intersection of Obozova and Czetka streets (open only on weekends). Here you can find the most amazing things, including antique boxes, samovars, vintage amber jewelry, toys, rare stamps and books, etc.

The most famous market in Krakow is the Cloth Hall. It is located in the Old Town on the Market Square, and is one of the oldest trading quarters in Europe - stone shops for cloth merchants were built here back in 1257. Today there are souvenir shops and handicraft shops here. Here you can buy souvenirs, amber jewelry, wood products, lace and embroidery, folk costumes and postcards. Despite the fact that the place is touristic, the prices here are quite affordable.

Gdansk has its own colorful flea market - Sopotello. It is open on weekends from 12:00 to 20:00; collectors and connoisseurs of all things rare, young designers and junk dealers come here in search of buyers for their collections or new items for themselves. In addition, it is always a lot of fun here: street musicians, dancers and other artists perform.

Tax free

In Poland, you can return VAT of up to 22%. To do this, you need to spend at least 200 PLN in a store where there is a Tax Free Shopping sign, issue a special receipt at the checkout, and present it along with your passport and purchase (in undamaged packaging - this is important!) at the airport before flying out of the country. The money will be returned immediately in cash; refunds to the card are not provided in Poland.

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Today we literally live in the age of sales and consumption, when absolutely all counters and display cases invite you to visit this or that store. Poland is no exception, where you can buy almost everything, from unusual shoes and clothes, to children's goods, the latest electronics and chic jewelry.

Of course, the eyes want to take in almost everything they see, but the realization that you should still “live within your means” sooner or later takes over. That is why the eye constantly “runs” in search of such a “sweet” offer as “promotion”, “discount”, “sale” or something else like that. At the same time, all the principles of saving often go by the wayside and tourists simply row everything, realizing that there may not be a second chance like this.

Promotions and discounts in Poland, as well as throughout Western Europe, have become something like a sport in which you need to collect some coupons, have time to run to your favorite boutique by a certain day, or constantly monitor what, when and where will be offered at a lower price. In a word, saving simply smoothly turns into a mind-blowing desire to “buy at a discount.”

Discounts in Poland 2015 - a great addition to excursions

Whether you knew it or not, shopping in Poland can bring you no less emotions than lovely gatherings in a cozy cafe or exploring the sights of Kurnicki Castle. Shopping in Polish towns themselves can hardly be called exorbitantly expensive, because compared to other European countries, prices here are still an order of magnitude lower. Although, of course, if you wish, you can find goods at almost any cost.

Even more attractive are the discounts that you can enjoy immediately upon the arrival of the new year, because it is at this time that the first sales come into force. Of course, there are some subtleties and “disadvantages” of this period, mainly related to the search for the right goods in the complete chaos of prowling buyers. But, nevertheless, winter sales in Poland 2015 will certainly allow you to purchase, mind you, without a particularly painful blow to your wallet, those things that previously you could only drool over.

Sales in Poland, when to go?

Just like in all other parts of Europe, discounts and massive sales take place here twice a year - in winter and summer, but, having this opportunity, you should still give preference to the Christmas offers, because this will give you the opportunity to also admire the colorful lights of Poland, deeply inhaling the smell of New Year's holidays.

At the same time, of course, walking around the city alone will not do, because promotions and discounts in Poland will allow you to purchase just a lot of useful and necessary goods. At the same time, the first “raids” of local stores can begin from the beginning of December, when all preparations for the celebrations are just gaining momentum. Of course, at this time the cost of price tags will not fall so much - only by 20%, but it is also worth considering the fact that the chances of finding something really worthwhile, necessary and, most importantly, in size are quite high. But, you may be lucky and a few stores may still flash a notice about 50% sales. So to speak - New Year's gift! After Christmas, Catholic sales in Poland offer goods at 20% of their cost.

Sales and discounts in Poland in 2016

Dilemma – what and where to buy?

If we talk about clothes, shoes and accessories, then we can talk exclusively about the capital of the country - Warsaw. Typically, shopping tours here are quite inexpensive if the trip cannot be accomplished on your own, so it’s worth considering.

Another compelling argument in favor of this city is its simply “delicious” prices:
- women’s T-shirts and tops can be found for only € 4 – 5;
- men's knitwear will cost € 7 – 8;
- trousers, both men's and women's, can be found for just € 12 – 13.

At the same time quite a good choice You can find a variety of goods at affordable prices not only in, but also in. By the way, the latter city is very popular due to tempting prices for electronics and household goods. If you want to buy quite a lot of goods wholesale or retail, you have a direct route to. What can I say - winter and summer are the times when everything outlets Poland, ranging from small shops to large hypermarkets, can please you simply the most unique offers. But there are also places that are much more interesting than shops - vibrant Polish fairs...

Shopping with a round dance or going to the fair

These places themselves are already a little reminiscent of a holiday of soul and body, but a special atmosphere reigns here in winter, when there are noisy round dances with St. Nicholas - the prototype of our Father Frost. The most unique fairs, carried out in all the well-known old Polish traditions, sleighs with deer in Wroclaw, an illuminated fairy-tale house built directly from trade stalls in Krakow - all this, perhaps, is those very unique New Year's holidays.

You can usually buy anything at such noisy bazaars - wicker products, all kinds of jewelry, exceptionally handmade tablecloths and capes, a variety of souvenirs, clothes, shoes. In a word, whatever your darling desires! If only there was money, so to speak! In addition, it will be no less interesting for you to watch the painstaking work of the blacksmiths, who work right here, near the sales tents, literally “touching” hand in hand with wood carvers. At the same time, you won’t be able to do without treats from the generous Poles - hot mulled wine, beer, cheeses, pies and other pastries, smoked meats - and with all this you can pamper your stomach!

Sales should only be a joy!

Since you are not the only “smart” one, having planned your trip to this multifaceted country, you can be completely sure that summer sales in Poland 2015, let alone winter discounts, will definitely attract hundreds of thousands of tourists from all over Europe. At the same time, each of them will try to make the most of their time in the country of fabulous forests, sand dunes and charming ski resorts.

So, in order to avoid any unpleasant situations, you simply must “adopt” a few useful tips:

Travel to Poland at the beginning or end of the discount season. Everything is explained quite simply - first you can grab the products you like most with a price tag of “-35%”, for example, because there is a big risk that the item simply will not last until a later date. Well, the latest price drops, although they won’t please you with the most luxurious choice, will certainly provide an opportunity if available the right size look for T-shirts for 10 zlotys, cute raincoats for 50 zlotys, or very good trousers for some 30 zlotys.

If possible, choose Thursday for shopping, because this is when the assortment is richest. And the only secret is that most retail outlets are starting to prepare for the weekend.

Do not under any circumstances pass by outlets. Just think that these stores themselves, which are essentially stocks, sell goods for almost a symbolic price - discounts of 70 - 90% are not at all strange here. So, you can fully count on the fact that breathtaking shoes with sexy stiletto heels can be bought for only 50 zlotys, but not for 300. Well, besides, outlets will definitely become a paradise for “non-standard” shoppers, because the most unsold sizes are usually go here for boutiques.

Be sure to ask whether such, namely discounted, goods are subject to exchange or return. There will be just a lot of turmoil, and there may simply be no place for trying on for an hour, and therefore it is quite natural that some things that have already been tried on by one hundred and twenty-five women before you may show some defects. Well, the snag, strictly speaking, may arise in the fact that not all stores agree to accept the discount back or charge more for this purpose. short time. So, take an interest in advance and try to look as carefully as possible at the new things you like near the counters.

Don’t be lazy to make a preliminary shopping list, because this will greatly simplify your task. So, be sure to pay attention to children's products, outerwear and sportswear, as well as classics such as jeans, T-shirts, regular summer sundresses, skirts and the like.
By the way, when traveling on your own vehicle It’s better, of course, to remember that parking lots near shopping centers will always be catastrophically overcrowded and only the most restrained and patient motorists will be able to get in and out of them. Therefore, it’s worth thinking about, maybe it’s worth “throwing” the car somewhere nearby and fully surrendering to such a long-awaited shopping?

What can I say, shopping in Poland during discounts and sales is a truly unforgettable adventure, which, in addition to quality and necessary purchases, will delight you with such impressions that are difficult to even imagine. Therefore, plan your vacation in advance and

Poland has many shops, boutiques, department stores, supermarkets and large shopping centers. Grocery stores are open from 7:00 to 19:00, on Saturday from 7:00 to 13:00, some are open on Sunday. Supermarkets are usually open from 9:00 to 21:00 (sometimes until 22:00), the most famous supermarkets belong to large international chains - Geant, Hit, Macro, Carrefour, Tesco, M1. Poland also has a lot of huge shopping centers where you can buy everything from traditional souvenirs to fashionable branded items. They are generally open daily from 9:00 to 22:00.

Souvenirs from Poland

Traditional souvenirs from Poland are gold and silver items with amber and coral, handmade carpets, ceramics, paintings, carved figurines, glass, wood carvings, dolls in traditional costumes. The most interesting souvenirs are sold in the Cloth Halls of Krakow, at the August Fair of St. Dominic in Gdansk and in some shops in Warsaw. Many unique handmade items can be found in small city markets.

Poland has always been famous good design clothes and quality of tailoring. Many modern Polish brands of clothing and shoes are known all over the world. Thus, among the most popular Polish brands are clothing brands Greenpoint, Reserved, Orsay, Troll, Cropp, Tatuum, Top Secret Diverse, Wólczanka, Bytom, Vistula, Americanos, Deni Cler, Diverse; brands of footwear and leather goods: Batycki, Ryłko, Gino Rossi, Wittchen; cosmetic brands: AA, Dax Cosmetics, Ziaja, Oceanic, Dr Irena Eris, Lirene, Soraya, Inglot, Eko Linea Ava, Organique.

Where to buy

According to shopaholics, the best shopping awaits shoppers in Warsaw, Krakow, Gdansk, Lodz, Lublin, Poznan and Bialystok. Near large Polish cities or on their territory you can often find giant shopping areas - mega-malls. Thus, the largest of them are the Arkadia, Złote Tarasy, Sadyba Best Mall, M1 shopping centers in Warsaw, Bonarka City Center and Galeria Krakowska in Krakow, Fashion House and Madison in Gdansk.

Buyers should pay attention to thrift stores Poland (for example, Warsaw KOMIS), where at reduced prices they offer electronics, furniture and other “stock” left after the closure of companies and retail outlets.

There are also a number of outlets - shopping centers that display goods from last season's collections at significant discounts. The most popular outlet is Factory in Warsaw, where branded clothing is presented at low prices.

Sales in Poland

All shopping centers regularly hold promotions and seasonal sales. At the end of each season (usually early January, mid-June, September and November), Polish stores hold sales and offer maximum discounts on their range. Discounts on certain products during these periods reach 60-70%.

There are no fixed sales dates; each store determines the sale date independently. Summer sales start at the end of June and end in mid-August, and winter sales start in early January and last until mid-February. In January and July, discounts reach 50-60%, and an impressive range of products appears on the shelves. The average duration of sales is about 6 weeks. Also several times a year shopping centers hold “night promotions” when goods are sold at reduced prices.

VAT refund in Poland

Non-EU residents when leaving Poland have the opportunity to return VAT in the amount of 22% - apply for Tax free.

In Poland, tax free checks are issued at all retail outlets marked with Global Refund Tax Free Shopping, even in grocery stores. After making a purchase of at least PLN 200, you should ask the seller to issue a check Tax Refund form. The number of items in one check should not be more than 7 pieces, however, some retail outlets set own rules(for example, Auchan requires that the check have no more than 19 items). It is worth checking with the cashier or administrator all the nuances of issuing a tax free check before making purchases. The tax free check is valid for 3 months from the date of issue.

Goods purchased in Poland must be presented at the EU border at the request of a customs officer, undamaged and unopened, together with cashier's check and a Tax Free Form receipt. Refunds using the Polish Tax Free form are made exclusively in cash.

Tax Free checkout points can be found on the airport map or at the information desk.

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