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How to exchange currencies to travel to different continents

If you are planning a trip overseas, is probable that you need to exchange your euros into a foreign currency. An excellent option its Eurochange. Eurochange has competitive exchange rates and a wide diversity of currencies. In this post we are going to tell you how can you exchange currencies in order to travel thru different continents.

Europe

If Europe is your destination, Eurochange can be a smart choice to exchange into European currencies. With no commission and excellent exchange rats, you could exchange your euros into Pounds, if you going to the UK, or Swiss Franks if you planning to visit Switzerland. Zlotys and Czech crowns are other popular currencies used in European travels.

North America

When your destination is North America, at Eurochange we can provide you with dollars, whether they are American or Canadian. We do not have any commission and we make sure that we offer you the best rates in order to buy those currencies. You may need some US dollars if Los Angeles, Miami or New York are your destinations, or Canadian dollars If you planning to visit Toronto, Montreal or Niagara Falls.

South America

In case you want to travel to the south of the American continent, at Eurochange we can exchange your euros into some other currencies like the Argentinian peso, Brazilian real, or Chilean peso. Eurochange offers you a great variety of currencies with a competitive exchange rate and no extra or hidden fees. Make sure you reserve your pesos if you going to Buenos Aires or your Reales if you traveling to Rio de Janeiro.

Asia

What about Asia? We also have you cover. Eurochange has offices in many of the most touristic destinations in the continent as Thailand, Japan and Honk Kong. Eurochange offers you excellent exchange rates with no commission. Ask us about how to get your Yen if you planning on visit Tokio or reserve some Bath if you going to make your way around Bangkok.

Oceania

And finally, if you planning to visit Oceania, you can find Eurochange in Australia and New Zealand. We can offer you no fees or commissions on your currency exchanges. So make sure you choose Eurochange to obtain your Australian dollars to visit Sidney or new Zealand dollars to check Auckland.

Summarizing, Eurochange is an excellent option to exchange your euros into foreign currencies before you travel overseas. Our company offers you a great variety of currencies, with competitive rates and no fees or commissions. For all that and more, Eurochange is a reliable and convenient option to all the Spanish travelers. Don´t hesitate to visit Eurochange next time you need foreign currencies!

Weekend in Prague and where to change from euro to Czech koruna

Tips for visiting the most beautiful areas of Prague and help for buying Cz

Prague is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, highly recommended for a weekend break or a long weekend. It has countless monuments, historical places and picturesque corners to fall in love with in a few days. Prague is known as the city of 100 towers.

There is no better way to start discovering Prague than through its historic center. For this I recommend you take a free tour in which they will tell you a little more about the history of the city and some curiosities.

Prague's Old Town Square is the epitome of beauty, surrounded by centuries-old and historic buildings.

The Astronomical Clock is located on the tower of the old town hall. This famous clock is the most famous place in Prague. It was built in 1410 and is the most famous medieval clock in the world. Guided tours of the town hall can be made, but the most interesting thing is the tower itself, from where you have fabulous views of the city.

Gunpowder Tower, this 65 m high tower is one of the few remaining from Prague's defensive system. It was built during the 15th century. Its name is due to the fact that at the end of the 18th century it began to be used as a warehouse for gunpowder.

Wenceslas Square, it is one of the most important squares and an authentic shopping area for the main fashion brands, you can take advantage of these dates when the Christmas market is set up and it looks spectacular.

The Charles Bridge is the most beautiful and oldest bridge in Prague and was built between 1357 and 1402. It owes its name to the king who ordered it to be built, Charles IV. Along its 500 m both sides of the bridge are adorned with 30 statues and guarded by 3 elegant towers.

The John Lenon Wall, this curious place is a symbol of freedom of expression. After the death of John Lennon in 1980 a mural with his image appeared on the wall and little by little it was filled with pacifist and vindictive messages.

We have already made the tour to the most beautiful areas of Prague and now there is one of the most important things where to change Euro to Czech crown, at Eurochange we have the best market price and without commissions. You can make the purchase online and in 24/48 hours you will have your crowns at your home, without displacement and safely. If you need us to advise you on how much money to bring, do not hesitate to call us at the customer service number 615403877 and we will be happy to assist you.

After buying the CZK, you just have to pack your bags and enjoy !!!

4 getaways through Europe for this summer

Four ideas for a short trip in Europe during this summer

If this summer you don’t have time or budget to make a long trip to the other side of the world, don’t worry. You also have options to make a 3-4 day getaway to European destinations on a budget. What are you waiting for? Take a look and start preparing your trip for this summer!

Krakow, Poland

Located in southern Poland, Krakow was the capital of the country for several centuries. Although at present it is not the capital of the country, it is still an important cultural, economic and educational point.

The old town (Stare Miasto) of Krakow can be visited in one day. Don’t miss out on the market square (Rynek Główny) and the Hejnał Mariacki, the trumpet played hourly from one of the columns of the cathedral.

You can spend another day touring the Wawel Castle and the Wawel Cathedral and ending the day with a picnic along the Vistula River.

In the Jewish quarter you can get to know more about its culture and its gastronomy by walking through its intricate streets. In addition to witnessing its most recent history during the Second World War visiting the Oscar Schindler's Factory.

Bucharest, Romania

Palace of the Parliament in Bucarest, Romania

Bucharest is the capital of Romania, located in the south of the country. It is also its industrial and economic engine and, in recent years, has seen tourism grow in its streets.

A large part of its old town was destroyed during the communist era to build the great buildings and avenues of the time, however north of Unirii Square there are still a dozen cobbled streets where you can get to the idea of how the city was before being the metropolis that it is now. In the area there is a great gastronomic and leisure offer as well as the History Museum of Romania and several Orthodox churches.

Bucharest was known as the little Paris in the early twentieth century for its tree-lined avenues as Pavel Dimitrievici Kiseleff Avenue that leads to its replica of the Arc de Triomphe of the French capital. During communism Unirii Boulevard was also built, trying to imitate the Champs Elysees in Paris. Strolling along this Boulevard you will find some of the grandest buildings in the city with the huge Parliament Palace at the end as the icing on the cake.

To escape the hustle and bustle, prepare a walk through one of the parks in the city or the multiple lakes north of the city.

Prague, Czech Republic

The capital of the Czech Republic is located more or less in the center of the country. Its best-known tourist attraction is the Old Town Square (Staroměstské náměstí) with the Church of St. Nicholas and the Astronomical Clock Tower. Around it you will find a network of narrow streets that make up the old part of the city (Staré Město). Synagogues, churches and museums, restaurants, cafeterias and clubs make up its leisure and cultural offer.

On the other side of the river is the Prague Castle (Pražský hrad) with Malá Strana at its feet, literally Little Town. One of the oldest neighborhoods in the city where you can stroll, visit museums and palaces crowned by the Cathedral of Saint Vithus within the Castle.

To the south of the castle, you can walk like a local in the Petřín Park. It is also one of the best places to have a panoramic view of the city at sunset.

Lake Balaton, Hungary

If what you want for this summer is a getaway to rest in the sun instead of visiting a city, you can choose one of the cities of the "beach of Hungary", Lake Balaton.

Lake Balaton is located about 100 kilometers southwest of Budapest and is the main national tourist destination. Along its 75 kilometers you will find beaches, water activities, the Balaton-felvidéki National Park, accommodation for all tastes and all pockets, vineyards and local wines, historic cities, SPA's,…

To travel around the villages around the lake use the network of trains and buses that connect the towns around the lake and enjoy the views.

We hope we have given you some ideas for your summer holidays. Remember that if you need to buy foreign currency for your trip, at Eurochange we give you the best price with full availability.

Good trip!

5 things to see in Prague

Five things that you must see if you are traveling to Prague

If you are going to spend your summer holidays in a European capital, we recommend you to travel to Prague. Prague is the capital of Czech Republic and it has nothing to envy to the main European capitals.

To the end of August or during the month of September are good moments for visiting the city. The temperature is about 20 degrees what it is good for walking the streets and to know the city. However, don´t forget to put a raincoat or an umbrella in your bag, just in case.

Old Town Square in Prague, Czech Republic — Old Town Square – Prague, Czech Republic

Old City, Church of Our Lady and Astronomical Clock

Old Town is the tourist center of Prague. It is an area where live medieval monuments, shops, churches, accommodation, cafes and restaurants. Strolling through the cobbled streets is mandatory if you want to visit two of the essentials of the city: The Church of Our Lady and the Astronomical Clock. Both are located in the Old Town Square and are of the 14th and 15th centuries respectively.

Night view of the Castle of Prague - Czech Republic — Prague Castle – Prague, Czech Republic

Prague Castle

It is the world’s largest ancient castle. It dates from 19th century and the site houses the Prague Cathedral, the convent of St. George, the Powder Tower and the Golden Lane among other attractions as well as museums and gardens to stroll around. Inside the castle the jewels in the crown of Bohemia are saved, though you can not see them because they are shown to the public only very occasionally.

Charles Bridge in Prague, Czech Republic — Charles bridge – Prague, Czech Republic

Charles Bridge and Vltava River

King Charles IV ordered the construction of this bridge, it is the first to cross the Vltava River. It is the oldest bridge that is conserved throughout the country. You can walk through it and see the sculptures it contains, but certainly the best picture you can take it from a public area located on the river bank, next to the Museum of Frank Kafka (another of the attractions if you are interested in philosophy).

Prague National Museum

Whether you like to see museums or not, go to visit Wenceslas Square, where the impressive building that houses the main building of the Museum is located. And if you dare to enter will not be disappointed. At present, the main building is closed for renovation, but you can visit the other 10 buildings that make up the entire museum.

John Lennon wall in Mala Strana - Prague, Czech Republic — John Lennon Wall – Prague, Czech Republic

Mala Strana and John Lennon Wall

Mala Strana is one of the oldest districts of Prague and is located at the foot of the Castle. This is a neighborhood where tradicionally resided the nobility, well preserved in which you can find palaces and gardens. One of the attractions of the most recent history is the John Lennon Wall. After the death of the singer, it appeared his portrait painted on the wall. Written messages, despite the efforts of the authorities to destroy them, challenged the system and reappeared followed. Despite the changes that have occurred since the date remains a place where sentences for peace, equality, human rights and, above all, pays tribute to the artist with phrases of his songs and graffiti they are expressed.

If you already have the luggage ready, do not forget that in Prague use a currency other than the Euro. To the Czech Republic you need to change your Euros to Czech Koruna. In Eurochange you can buy your Czech Koruna now and at the best price.

Have a good trip!

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