Pollen Count in Europe
Welcome to PollenCount.eu! Your go-to destination for pollen forecasts across Europe.
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We're here to help you stay ahead of allergy seasons, providing easy-to-understand pollen predictions for major cities. From London to Athens, we've got you covered with the latest updates on pollen levels.
Let us help you plan your day with confidence, so you can enjoy the outdoors without worrying about allergies. Welcome to a world where knowing the pollen count is just a click away.
Pollen Types
Pollen from plants like trees, grasses, and weeds can cause allergies. Common types of pollen that trigger allergies include birch, grass, and ragweed pollen.
Each type has its own season and affects people differently. Want to learn more about these pollen types and how to manage your allergies? Click the links below:
- Alder Pollen: Pollen from alder trees, common in Europe, peaks in early spring, especially in wet, cooler climates.
- Birch Pollen: Birch tree pollen is widespread in temperate regions, with a season from early to late spring.
- Grass Pollen: Grass pollen comes from various grasses and is most common in late spring and summer.
- Mugwort Pollen: Mugwort pollen is from a weed, prevalent in late summer and early fall, found in Europe and Asia.
- Olive Pollen: Olive tree pollen, common in Mediterranean regions, peaks in late spring and early summer.
- Ragweed Pollen: Ragweed pollen is from a weed, with a season in late summer to fall, particularly in Europe and North America.
Today's Top Pollen Counts
Explore the European cities with today's highest pollen counts here. We provide real-time updates on active season pollen counts as they appear in the air, allowing you to plan your day and travel with ease.
Mugwort Pollen
- Madrid: 0.7 g/m³
Europe Map
Here, you can view the current overview of European ragweed pollen counts. Each marker represents a city we monitor. Click on a marker for more details.
Recently Added Cities
Take a look at the new cities we've added to our pollen count monitoring list. If you don't see your city, try using the search button at the top of our website.
