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Don’t forget to buy your Polish zloty (PLN) before travelling to Poland
Are you planning to travel to Poland? Its medieval castles, baroque palaces, historic cities, mountain ranges, lakes and forests, and many other beautiful sights will make your trip truly memorable.
When travelling, we recommend considering the use of the local currency of the country. This is very important, as paying in cash can be common practice and can also make things easier for you.
The local currency in Poland is the Polish zloty (PLN). We suggest checking the PLN exchange rate before you travel to ensure you get the best deal when converting euros to PLN. This way, you can be fully prepared for your trip.
Practical tips for planning your budget
Plan an average daily budget of 230 PLN. This includes accommodation, two meals, and a public transport ticket.
A meal in a mid-range restaurant will cost around 60 PLN, where you can enjoy Polish specialties such as plenze, pounchkis, plasek, and others.
100 PLN
Average cost of an overnight stay in Poland
90 PLN
Average food budget per person per day
Useful information
Some price indications in Poland.
3,6 PLN
Public transport ticket
11 PLN
The price of a cup of coffee
99 PLN
Un city pass krakov
11 PLN
The national dish, ravioli.
2,5 PLN/km
A taxi ride
20 PLN
Una visita al Museo Nacional de Varsovia
Some suggestions for your trip to Poland
- Known as the cultural capital of Poland, a visit to Krakow is a must. Its St. Mary’s Basilica and medieval atmosphere make it truly charming.
- Warsaw, the capital of Poland, with its reconstructed Old Town.
- Wroclaw, where the mix of Prussian, Bohemian and Austrian influences makes the city’s architecture unique and very diverse.
- A short boat trip to discover Gdansk.
- The mines are one of the many Polish UNESCO World Heritage sites. Be sure not to miss them.
- The city of Malbork is home to some of the most fascinating medieval castle ruins in Europe.
- Poland also offers a phenomenal display of nature and national parks. Don’t hesitate to visit Ojcow National Park.
Some facts about the Polish zloty
Polish Złoty Denominations
Banknotes:
- 10 złoty
- 20 złoty
- 50 złoty
- 100 złoty
- 200 złoty
- 500 złoty
Coins:
- 1 grosz
- 2 grosze
- 5 groszy
- 10 groszy
- 20 groszy
- 50 groszy
- 1 złoty
- 2 złote
- 5 złotych
The current zloty in circulation was introduced in 1995, replacing the old zloty that was introduced in 1950.
There are many portraits on the banknotes, including that of the famous Polish-born Pope John Paul II.
Why buy Polish zloty at Prosegur Change?
ChangeGroup is part of Prosegur Change and has been operating in the market since 1992. It has more than 20 offices in the city centres of major cities across Spain, offering a selection of 60 foreign currencies, including the Polish zloty.
When purchasing your foreign currency, be sure to check our EUR to PLN exchange rates online. On our website, you can get a better rate than in our exchange offices and also benefit from 0% commission. Prosegur Change has also introduced a Buy-Back Guarantee, so you don’t have to worry.
Add your Buy-Back Guarantee and you won’t have to worry about calculating how much to exchange. You can choose to buy a larger amount and return any unused currency after your trip (within 50 days of purchase), up to a maximum of 50% of the total foreign currency purchased from us, for just €6.95.
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