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Buy Mexican pesos (MXN) before travelling to Mexico

When planning your trip to Mexico, it is important to understand the local currency. In many cases you will be able to pay with your credit card, but in others you will need cash. In Mexico, the local currency is the Mexican peso (MXN). Before exchanging euros to MXN, take your time to check the exchange rate in order to find the best possible deal. We also recommend setting a budget so you are fully aware of your future spending, as well as the amount of money you may wish to purchase, i.e. the amount of euros you want to exchange into MXN. As a first step, consult the recommended daily budget, which could help you calculate total expenses.

Practical tips for planning your budget

For eating in Mexico, the cost is around 150 MXN, which may vary depending on the time of year and the location. For dinner, a restaurant meal for two people will cost around 500 MXN. In Mexico, depending on the quality of service, tipping may vary between 10% and 15% of the bill. If you travel to Mexico on a mid-range budget and do not want to restrict yourself in terms of food and activities, it will cost an average of 1,100 Mexican pesos per day per person.

700 MXN

Average cost of a one-night stay in Mexico

400 MXN

Average food budget per person per day

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Some price indications in Mexico

transport

6–15 MXN

A single metro ticket

drink

33 MXN

The price of a cup of coffee

museum

65 MXN

Excursion to the Templo Mayor of Mexico

50 MXN

A taco

car

250 MXN

A taxi journey from Benito Juárez International Airport in Mexico City to the historic centre of the city

museum

557 MXN

Entry to the Frida Kahlo Museum

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Some suggestions for your stay in Mexico

  • If you want a sunny trip, it is preferable to travel between October and June. 
  • Mexico City is a dynamic city, both historic and very modern, with a lot to offer. 
  • What to see in Mexico City: the Zócalo (Constitution Square), the Templo Mayor, the Palace of Fine Arts, the National Museum of Art, Chapultepec Castle. 
  • Shows are not to be missed in Mexico: folk ballets and mariachis at Plaza Garibaldi. 
  • Discover street art; it will be a great walk through the city. 
  • Zona Rosa, located in Colonia Juárez, is one of the most modern, touristy and lively areas of the capital. A must-see. 
  • In the same spirit as Coyoacán, but less crowded, are the typical neighbourhoods of San Ángel and Chimalistac in the south of Mexico City. 
  • A short trip on the trajineras will certainly leave a lasting impression. If you are used to bars and nightclubs, you will find a wide range available. 
  • In terms of music, there is something for everyone. This should be part of your trip if you are a nightlife enthusiast. 
  • Beaches for a good tanning holiday: Delfines, Holbox, Norte, Mahahual, Mamitas, Paraíso and many others.

Some facts about the Mexican peso (MXN)

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Denominations of the Mexican peso

 Banknotes: 20 MXN, 50 MXN, 100 MXN, 200 MXN, 500 MXN, 1,000 MXN. 

Coins: 1 MXN, 2 MXN, 5 MXN, 10 MXN, 20 MXN, 10¢, 20¢, 50¢.

The Mexican peso was first issued by the American Bank Note Company of New York between 1925 and 1934. The 20 and 50 peso banknotes are printed on polymer, while the rest are printed on cotton paper.

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The Mexican peso was first issued by the American Bank Note Company of New York between 1925 and 1934. The 20 and 50 peso banknotes are printed on polymer, while the rest are printed on cotton paper.

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Why buy Mexican pesos from Prosegur Change?

Exchanging your currency with Prosegur Change and ChangeGroup has many advantages: benefit from 30 years of experience in financial services, a dedicated customer service team, attractive exchange rates and much more. ChangeGroup has extensive coverage in the Spanish market with exchange offices located in city centres of major cities. It is advisable to exchange euros to MXN online as you will benefit from better exchange rates and 0% commission. If you are unsure how much travel money to take with you, consider our buy-back guarantee for only 6.95 euros. Within 50 days we will buy back up to 50% of your remaining Mexican pesos at the same purchase rate, at any of our branches.

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