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- Are ATMs really the best way to get Euros (paper)?
Wait until you arrive in Europe to get your euros from a regular bank ATM You will get the international exchange rate when you use a bank ATM That’s the best exchange rate available U S banks are going to make an additional profit for providing you with foreign currency if you get the euros in the U S And when you pay for anything while in Europe, always pay in euros or you will get
- Euros - Rick Steves Travel Forum
What's the best way to buy euros in Germany? We're going on a river cruise taking us to several Christmas markets We understand many vendors don't take credit cards
- Scottish Pounds vs Brittish Pounds - Rick Steves Travel Forum
I was recently advised to obtain Brittish Pounds for my trip to Scotland "as they worked just as well" Is this true, or is the currency exchange (Michigan) avoiding the trouble of obtaining the Scottish Pounds for me?
- Where to get Euros in the US - Rick Steves Travel Forum
Many people get Euros from an ATM upon arrival, and it is the least expensive way to get local currency Others think it is better to have some Euros in hand before arrival
- Paying for things in Italy - Rick Steves Travel Forum
When we go to Italy, we start with about 250 euros so we can cover unexpected expenses, like cab drivers who prefer cash over credit cards, if you want to leave a couple of euros for good service, or if you want to get a coffee or gelato
- Coins for Public Restrooms in Europe (Budapest, Austria, Germany)
I have heard from other travelers that most public restrooms in Europe require that you pay to get in and there are attendants who monitor the restrooms Does anyone know what the typical amount would be in Euros and Forints I understand that you need to have the exact amount Thank you!
- Please break down Euro money - Rick Steves Travel Forum
Paper Euros are also different in size, €5 being the smallest Try to hoard 50 cent € pieces for your travels, for admission into public bathrooms!!!!!!!!!!
- ATM withdrawals in Spain - Rick Steves Travel Forum
So I'm in Spain right now, and although I pay for just about everything with credit card, I do like to have a few euros on hand for the odd place that only accepts cash I've been to two bank ATMs so far (Santander and Caixa) and both charge extortionate rates for withdrawals (€7!) and that isn't
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