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Discover the Levante Coast and where to exchange your pounds for euros

Discover the most beautiful towns on the Levantine Coast and where we have

The Levante Coast located in the east of Spain, from the northernmost point of the Valencian Community to Almería. This coastline is undoubtedly one of the areas that attracts the most British tourists from all over the country, thanks to the calm waters of the Mediterranean, its ideal climate, and its extensive beaches of golden sand. It also has many beautiful towns, natural parks and cities full of culture and history. Are you looking for a romantic destination, a family vacation or the ideal place for a trip with your best friends? The Levante Coast has it all. Here we leave you a list of the best places that you will never forget.

 

1. VALENCIA

 

Valencia has all kinds of cultural and leisure activities. You cannot miss its famous Cathedral or the City of Arts and Sciences, a modern architectural and cultural complex that in 2007 was one of the winners of the 12 Treasures of Spain contest. The city has some huge urban beaches, we recommend Playa de la Patacona, which is not usually as busy as others in Valencia. 10 km south of the city you will find the Albufera Natural Park, a coastal lagoon where you can take boat trips and enjoy nature.

Coming soon, in June, you will have our new Eurochange Valencia exchange office available, located in an unbeatable area, in the heart of Plaza de la Virgen, in the center of the city, where you can change your pounds into euros or any currency you need.

 

2. ALICANTE

 

After Valencia, the best known city on the Levante coast is Alicante. It has much more than beaches, like museums and an old town full of life. You don't have to choose between city or beach, because Alicante has the best of both. In Alicante, on calle Castaños 6, you will find Eurochange Alicante, where you can change your currencies into euros or buy the currencies you need for your trip.

One of the most picturesque towns in the province is Villajoyosa, a labyrinth of narrow streets with multicolored facades. The historic town has Roman ruins and medieval walls, and the Faro de La Vila is the perfect place to watch at sunset.

If what you are looking for is partying and fun, do not hesitate to visit Benidorm, known for its beaches and its endless nights. In Benidorm you will find amusement parks such as Terra Mítica and Aqualandia.

If you are a British tourist, come and see us at our exchange offices located on Avda. Mediterráneo and Avda. Juan Fuster Zaragoza and we will be happy to exchange your pounds for euros. On the contrary, if you need to buy foreign currency, we also have a range with more than 45 world currencies available for you.

 

3. JÁVEA

 

One of the most famous beaches in Spain, La Granadella, is located in Jávea (or Xàbia), for those seeking a feeling of exclusivity in one of the treasures of the Valencian coast. Jávea has virgin corners, excellent gastronomy, and 15 viewpoints such as Els Molins or Punta del Castell, where you can enjoy the wonderful landscapes. In Playa del Arenal, the largest in the town, you will find, apart from endless bars and restaurants where you can enjoy the best gastronomy in the area, Eurochange Jávea, to change your foreign currencies into euros. This beautiful coastal town will give you total tranquility.

 

4. ALTEA

 

Altea is characterized by its narrow streets with whitewashed house facades that descend towards beautiful beaches. It is mandatory for sea lovers to snorkel and do water sports in its calm and crystal clear waters. Altea has just over 20,000 inhabitants but this town does not lack charm and beauty. Take a few excursions to the viewpoints of Portal Viejo or Santa Bárbara and the route of the hermitages, or get lost in its old town.

 

5. MURCIA

 

In the southernmost part of the Costa de Levante we find Murcia, whose coastline is known as the Costa Cálida thanks to its warm waters and the sun that shines more than 3,000 hours a year. The salty lagoon of the Mar Menor has a destination in which to rest and enjoy the sea and water activities. The coast has numerous virgin spaces, beaches such as San Pedro del Pintar and Cartagena, and curious landscapes such as the erosion of Mazarrón. About 5 kilometers northwest of the university city of Murcia is the Castillo de Monteagudo, on an impressive rocky outcrop that rises 149 m above sea level. In addition, the incredible Laguna Rosa in the Parque Natural de las Lagunas de la Mata y de Torrevieja, as its name indicates, is a pink lagoon that you have to see to believe.

In the Region of Murcia you can find Eurochange in Cartagena, Mazarrón, Puerto de Mazarrón and Los Alcázares, where you can exchange your currencies.

 

6. MOJÁCAR

 

Mojácar is located 90 kilometers from Almería capital to the north, it is located at the end of Sierra Cabrera and borders Carboneras to the south and Garrucha to the north. This population, since 2013, is included in the network of Most Beautiful Towns in Spain, and the labyrinth of streets of white houses, reminiscent of Mudejar architecture, is one of the essential visits to the province. The town is divided into two well-differentiated urban centers Mojácar Pueblo and Mojácar Playa. In Mojácar you will also find Eurochange to be able to make your changes from Pounds to euros or any currency, both for exchange and for sale.

 

What to visit in Dubai: The 7 essentials and where to buy dirhams.

We go through the 7 essentials if you visit this city of the United Arab Em

Dubai is an amazing city, full of contrasts. Despite not being its capital, it is one of the most spectacular places to see in the United Arab Emirates. This week we propose the most impressive places that will surely not leave you indifferent. Built in the middle of one of the driest deserts in the world, Dubai has become one of the most sought-after tourist destinations in recent years.

 

1. Burj Khalifa

 

This impressive building needs no introduction, as it is the tallest in the world at 828 meters high, built between 2004 and 2010, it can be seen from more than 90 kilometers away, it owes its name to the president of the Emirates United Arab Emirates and in addition to the height record of the building, it also has the highest viewpoint, restaurant and nightclub in the world.

 

2. DUBAI FOUNTAIN

 

To keep the records, these dancing fountains located at the foot of the Burj Khalifa are the largest in the world. Designed by the same company that created the fountains at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas, they put on a daily show with water, lights, and music from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. The water jets reach 275 meters high following the rhythm of contemporary Arab music. It is an essential show to see in Dubai, it will leave you with your mouth open. In addition to the entire area surrounding the lake, to have the best views of the fountains you can go up to the terrace of the Apple store or dine on the terrace of the Tribu restaurant, both located in the Dubai Mall.

 

3. DUBAI MALL

 

A mall may not seem like the best place to spend your vacation, but believe us, the Dubai Mall is so spectacular that it deserves a visit. The Dubai Mall is the largest shopping, entertainment and leisure destination on the planet and is located next to the Burj Khalifa building. Its more than 1,200 shops, two department stores and hundreds of food and drink outlets are spread over more than 1 million square meters (an area equivalent to 200 football fields).

 

4. DEIRA

 

Before oil was discovered, Dubai extended on both sides of the creek, a natural estuary that enters the city for about 10 kilometers and separates the Deira and Bur Dubai neighborhoods, its oldest neighborhoods, which will remind you of the origins of this city and its commercial past. Among the most outstanding places to visit in Dubai and that are in the Deira area, are the popular perfume, spice and gold souks, the latter famous for its windows full of gold items such as the one shown by the ring biggest in the world.

Other points of interest in this neighborhood are the Al Ahmadiya (Dubai's first school) and the Heritage House, a historic and traditional house that belonged to a wealthy pearl merchant.


 

5. BURJ AL ARAB

 

The Burj Al-Arab is the tallest hotel in the world, at 321 meters high. Its design is reminiscent of the sail of the dhow, the typical Arab ship. Furthermore, it has a 7-star rating and is therefore also the most luxurious. It is located on its own artificial island, to visit its interior with a spectacular hall and full of luxurious shops, you have to be staying, paying 1500 euros per night, or have a reservation at one of its restaurants or bars and in this case, the most cheap is to book at the Skyview Bar, located 200 meters high, where a minimum consumption of about 70 euros is required.

 

6. THE HISTORICAL AL ​​FAHIDI NEIGHBORHOOD

 

Dubai is not only modern, the most traditional part of the city is beautiful and, if you have not been to any other country in the Persian Gulf, you will be very surprised. This neighborhood was built at the end of the 19th century and Persian merchants who traded in pearls and fabrics lived there. They had money and moved to Dubai because there were no taxes and they had access to Dubai Creek, the hub of commerce in the area. The Arabic-style plaster and coral buildings are perfectly preserved and it is a pleasure to walk through its narrow streets. You can enter most of the houses, which today are home to ceramic and furniture galleries. There are also some small museums dedicated to the country's coins, for example, and the XVA Gallery for contemporary art.

 

7. JUMERIRAH MOSQUE

 

The Jumeirah Mosque is the only one in the city that accepts non-Muslim visitors.

This religious building is built of white stone, with twin minarets rising on either side of the central dome, and the only way to get to know it is by taking a guided interior tour. Keep in mind that it is not possible to access in shorts and women must cover their hair with a scarf.

In addition to its beautiful architecture, this mosque offers a good opportunity to learn about Muslim religion and customs during the hour and a half that the visit lasts.

After the visit you can take a walk by the sea at La Mer, a long promenade with several beaches and the Laguna Waterpark.

 

The official currency in the United Arab Emirates is the AED, the United Arab Emirates Dirham.

It is important to keep in mind that in order to make cash payments in Dubai, it is mandatory to use the official currency. It is possible to make payments in euros or another popular currency such as the dollar; however, the change for the tourist will not be at all favorable. So if you make a trip to Dubai, the most convenient thing is to exchange currency in the country of origin. This cash will be very useful for the payment of transfers and tips.

At Eurochange we make it easy for you, go to our website, make a reservation to pick up at the store, you will not pay anything in advance and you will secure your currency for your holidays. If you prefer, you can call us at the Customer Service Center 615403877 and our operators can manage your reservation and guide you on how much cash to bring and any questions you may have.

 

Sweden: What is the best time to visit it and where to buy Swedish krona in Spain

We suggest the best times to visit the different tourist places in Sweden a

When we plan a trip to northern Europe, the first thing we usually think about is the weather, sometimes it can be a bit confusing, so if you are not sure when to travel to Sweden, depending on which areas you want to visit or what is you don't want to miss out, take note of our tips.

 

NORTHERN LIGHTS

 

One of the biggest attractions of the country is the possibility of encountering this atmospheric phenomenon that we know as the Northern Lights. The night is dyed in green, yellow and purple colors, it is an unrepeatable experience. From Swedish Lapland is where you can best see these phenomena. The best time to see them is in winter in the months of December and January.

 

MIDNIGHT SUN

 

The so-called midnight sun is a period of 24 hours of uninterrupted sunlight that only occurs in the Arctic Circle in the summer. Kiruna is the best destination to contemplate this phenomenon.

 

MIDSOMMAR

 

The Midsommar celebration in Sweden or the summer solstice party, is a tradition that the Swedes live as intensely or more intensely than the National Day. It is celebrated on the Friday before the day of San Juan. According to tradition, women dress in regional costumes. The children go out to look for flowers in the fields and the girls and women adorn their hair with these flowers, making crowns that symbolize good luck.

 

DJURGARDEN ISLAND

 

Djurgården is located near the center of Stockholm, is known to Holmians as “Ekoparken” and is the first European National Park within a city. Only 800 people and animals such as brown bears, wolves and reindeer reside in this natural area, close to the city center.

Spring is the best time to visit this island, which opens its zoo and open-air museum to the public during the warmer months.

 

LISEBERG AMUSEMENT PARK

 

Liseberg Amusement Park in Gothenburg is open from approximately May to August. It is the largest of the Nordic countries and has entertainment for all ages. From towering roller coasters and free falls, to harmless merry-go-rounds.

 

THE CASTLE OF MALMÖ

 

Stockholm is the capital of the country. If you are wondering when to travel to Sweden to walk its streets, the answer is to take advantage of spring and summer. Winter can be very harsh and daylight hours are minimal. Attractions such as the Malmö Castle, or the ascent to the viewpoints need light to be able to contemplate the beauty of the city.

 

NAVIGATE THE GOTÄ CANAL

The best time to tour the Gotä Canal is in the summer. The Gotä Canal is located in the south of the country and offers a unique opportunity for a cruise to discover the landscapes and architecture of the area. Mills, meadows and a lot of peace is what you can expect, along with some great sunsets. You can also choose to enter the fjords by boat. A completely different experience essential.

 

UPPSALA

 

Uppsala is a beautiful city with a great university atmosphere. The ideal time to visit depends on your intentions. If you want to enjoy its architectural attractions, such as the castle or the cathedral, choose the summer. If, on the other hand, you prefer to party, the school year will give you the best dates.

 

WHERE TO BUY SWEDISH KRONA IN SPAIN

 

The Swedish krona is the official currency of Sweden. Although in some places they will give you the option to pay in euros, we do not recommend this option since they will apply an exchange rate that is beneficial for the business but worse for you.

You can get the Swedish krona at banks, airports or at EUROCHANGE.

At EUROCHANGE we have the best prices on the market, without commissions or hidden expenses. You can make a reservation through our website or come directly to any office in our network with a currency sales service and make the purchase. We do not have minimums and in the case of not having stock, in 24 hours you would have the currency without paying in advance. Call us at the Customer Service Center 615403877 and our operators will advise you on how much money to change or any questions you may have.

 

Bon voyage!!!

 

 

Plans to do in London in May and where to change from euros to pounds

We propose some plans to make your getaway to London and where to change fr

May is the month of flowers, the days are super long and the weather is very pleasant. Visiting London in May is ideal for making plans outside.

 

1. ENJOY THE FLOWER FESTIVAL IN CHELSEA

 

The RHS Chelsea Flower Show is the world's most prestigious flower show and takes place in London in May. These days, the Royal Chelsea Hospital becomes an ephemeral art museum where international landscape architects use flowers and greenery from across the UK to fashion their works.

If this exhibition is out of your budget, you have a free plan B. Be sure to take a walk through the streets of Chelsea, one of the most elegant neighborhoods in London, and enjoy Chelsea in Bloom.

It is an alternative floral art show where local shops, restaurants and hotels compete by adorning their entrances with the most creative themed floral designs.

 

2. SAIL BY BOAT ON THE THAMES IN LONDON

 

Going by boat in London is one of the experiences that we most recommend. The boat trip on the Thames in London allows you to enjoy a bit of relaxation (which is appreciated in a city as busy as this) while you get to know the main monuments of the city from a different perspective.

Most cruises in London usually have an open-air room and another acclimatized for cold days, but the best thing is that they also have a bar/cafeteria where you can have a warm coffee or a beer.

 

 3. PARTICIPATE IN THE LITTLE VENICE FESTIVAL

 

The bridge of the first weekend of May (early May bank holiday), the canals of Little Venice are flooded with colors. The Inland Waterways Association hosts the annual Boat Gathering where more than 100 boats moor along the Grand Union Canal between Blomfield Road, Warwick Avenue and Warwick Crescent to participate decked out in this cavalcade.

Lots of fun awaits you here, dancers, street food stalls, Ale taps, craft stalls, live music and children's activities.

 

4. GET TO KNOW LONDON IN SPANISH WITH THE AVAILABLE FREE TOURS

 

Put on comfortable shoes and join a free walking tour in London. They are the best way to get to know the city. Free tours are guided walking routes without a stipulated price. It is you who will have the freedom to voluntarily assess the work of the guide once you have already known his work. They are based on the idea of ​​why pay for something before knowing it if I don't know if I am going to like it or not?

 

5. SEE LONDON FROM THE HEIGHTS

 

Any time of the year is good to see London from above. Our advice is that, if you can, do it at sunset. If you are lucky and the day is sunny, you will see how the sunlight draws pink strokes on the clouds in the sky and dyes the buildings in ocher and gold tones, with pronounced shadows that will make your photos spectacular.

 

6. ENJOY THE OUTDOOR THEATER

 

In May, the season of London's Regent's Park Open Air Theater begins. This is a great opportunity to see an outdoor play in Regents Park, one of the most beautiful parks in London, making it a unique experience.

If you really like the theater, don't forget that London is the home of the West End, the neighborhood with the highest number of theaters per square meter in all of Europe. The best plays and musicals are here. The Phantom of the Opera, the Lion King, Les Miserables…

 

Well, as you can see, you have many activities available to do in London if you travel this spring, all you have to do is pack your suitcase and enjoy your getaway.

Remember that in London you cannot pay with euros, the currency in circulation there is the pound sterling. Go to our website and make your reservation or go to any office in our network with a currency sales service and make the change from euro to pound and you won't have to worry about anything else. Call us at the Customer Service Center 615403877 and our operators will be happy to answer your questions.

 

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The 5 essentials in Australia and where to buy the Australian dollar in Spain

Now that we can travel again, we show you the 5 essential places if you wan

For its beaches, its culture and its biodiversity, the country of kangaroos is a dream for millions of travelers. It is time to get to know the largest island in the world, it is one of the places with the highest quality of life. And although it is an immensity of territory that cannot be seen in a single trip, we propose these 5 places that, for us, are essential when it comes to getting to know Australia.

We start the tour:

  • SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE

Sydney is one of the large cities with the best quality of life in the world thanks to its good services, magnificent climate, economic level and urban model in which the large number of parks and green areas that are found both in the center (Chinese Garden de la Amistad, Hyde Park, The Domain and the Royal Botanic Garden) and on the outskirts of the city (Royal National Park).

Melbourne is the capital and main city of the state of Victoria, one of the jewels of Australia.

One of the main economic, sports, artistic and cultural centers of the country, it also has two of the most prestigious universities in the world. It was the capital of Australia between 1901 and 1927, before it was decided to move the seat of government to Canberra. This city also hosts the Formula 1 World Championship Grand Prix. It is also the venue for the Australian Open and the Motorcycle Grand Prix, which is held on Phillip Island.

  • THE GREAT CORAL BARRIER

Impossible to overlook the largest reef network on the planet, which is one of the seven wonders of the natural world. The Great Barrier Reef, Australia's greatest pride, hides millions of years in its 2,300 kilometers of underwater beauty. For something it often sneaks into the top positions of the places you have to visit at least once in your life. Nobody who visits this country can leave without having dived, in any of its points, in this colorful and psychedelic universe.

  • THE GREAT OCEAN ROAD

This legendary route on the south coast, in the state of Victoria, is listed as the most beautiful road in the world. Nothing surprising, since some of the most photographed prodigies in Australia pass through it. Infinite beaches dotted with surfers, imposing cliffs, charming towns, shipwrecks, eucalyptus forests where koalas doze, kangaroos that greet each other on the road… and the mythical Twelve Apostles with their unique profile.

  • ULURU-KATA TJUTA NATIONAL PARK

It is the paradigmatic image of the antipodes. A desolate territory, alien to the rest of the world, which covers more than 1,300 km2 and has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO since 1987. Here is the magnificent rock formation called Uluru, revered by aboriginal tribes since time immemorial. A fascinating place, full of stories, myths and legends.

  • TASMANIA

Although it has passed into the popular imagination due to the famous demon popularized by Warner, this island that hangs to the south of the Australian continent is one of the jewels that should not be missed. A graceful place with no less than fifteen natural parks dotted with beaches, lakes and river forests, which enclose an overwhelming variety and beauty.

 

One of the most important things to know before traveling to Australia is that the currency in circulation there is the Australian dollar AUD. At EUROCHANGE we have this currency for both sale and purchase, you can go to our website and make a reservation for the store pick-up for the day you need it, always at the best price, with no minimums, no commissions and without paying for in advance or you can come to any office in our network with a foreign exchange service and you can buy your Australian dollars and enjoy your trip.

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The best destinations in Europe to travel in 2022

Know which are the best destinations to travel this year

The European Best Destinations portal has organized, as every year, the Best in Europe vote, to find the best destinations in Europe. This is the thirteenth edition and the winner has been Ljubljana (Capital of Slovenia). The only Spanish representative, Marbella, has been in second place.

Here is the list of the best destinations.

10. ISTANBUL (TURKEY)

Istanbul got a total of 20667 votes placing it in 10th place. It is a cosmopolitan city, where the Mosques, churches and synagogues rise a few meters on the same street showing the diversity that this city houses.

In this Turkish city, people eat at street stalls and dine on rooftops overlooking the Bosphorus, listen to the strains of baglamas in tea houses and dance to electronic music in nightclubs.

Be sure to visit the Galata Tower, Haggia Sophia, the Blue Mosque, the Kadicoy Quarter and the Grand Bazaar.

 

9. LAHTI (FINLAND)

Lahti is the capital of the Päijänne Tavastia region and is located on the shores of Lake Vesijärvi, making it the gateway to the Finnish Lake District.

Awarded European Green Capital 2021, Lahti stands out for its efforts to fight climate change, pioneering sustainable solutions. Thus, many of its old industrial buildings have been converted into museums, development centers, hotels and restaurants.

 

8. NIJIMEG (NETHERLANDS)

The city of Nijmegen, in the Netherlands, looks a deserved eighth place thanks to its 31,030 votes.

Considered the oldest city in the Netherlands, Nijmegen (in Dutch, Nijmegen) was named European Green Capital in 2018 and boasts a rich cultural history that coexists with numerous leisure options, events and festivals.

 

7. LONDON (ENGLAND)

The British capital is in seventh place with 38,116 votes. Whether for its museums, for its emblematic buildings, for its urban parks or for discovering its novelties, London is always a good option for a getaway. The capital of the United Kingdom is a cosmopolitan city where you can travel again and again and come back surprised. It is also the perfect place for lovers of 'shopping', from its famous markets to the most exclusive stores.

 

6. ORADEA (ROMANIA)

Located in the west of Romania, Oradea is the sixth best destination in Europe with a total of 47,883 votes. Among many other things, Oradea stands out for its unique architectural heritage, which earned it the title of the most beautiful 'art nouveau' city in Europe. It was also voted the most beautiful city in Romania and in it we cannot miss visiting: the baroque cathedral, the castle, the Ady Endre Museum, the Orthodox church "with Moon" (Biserica cu Lună) and the state theater.

 

5. LEUVEN (BELGIUM)

Leuven has received 47,947 votes, which puts it in a deserved fifth place. It is a picturesque city in the heart of Belgium, an ideal destination for a year-round city break with friends, family or even alone. Thanks to its rich and varied heritage, artistic, cultural, scientific, beer, gastronomic and commercial offer, this town invites you to stroll and discover.

Leuven is located at the confluence of the Dijle and Voer rivers and is the capital of the Flemish Brabant province in the Flanders region. Everything is within walking distance and it is best to discover it wandering from here to there.

 

4. PLOVDIV (BULGARIA)

Located in the lowlands of Thrace, on the banks of the Maritsa River, the city has just been crowned the fourth best destination in Europe with 51,024 votes.

Plovdiv is the city where ancient history, culture and heritage are in harmony. Ancient and timeless, artistic and modern, cosmopolitan and romantic, this city is captivating and full of life.

The city is home to impressive monuments of antiquity: the theater from the 1st century, the Roman Stadium from the 2nd century, the Forum, Roman mosaics, paintings in the Bishop's Basilica of Philippopolis (4th-6th centuries) and in the Little Early Christian Basilica (15th centuries). IV-VI), among others.

 

3.AMIENS (FRANCE)

Amiens reaches third place on the podium with its 58,114 votes.

Jules Verne settled in Aimiens in 1871, making it one of his sources of inspiration. You can tour the city on foot or by boat through its beautiful canals. The picturesque Saint-Leu district has many cafes and terraces with views of the imposing cathedral.

Aimiens is also home to a curious International Garden Festival that takes place in Hortillonnages, voted the most beautiful urban park in Europe.

 

2. MARBELLA (SPAIN)

The capital of the sun in Europe, Marbella is the preferred destination for travelers seeking relaxation, shopping, hotels and refined restaurants, but also local crafts, golf, outdoor activities and sports.

The only Spanish one is in second place in the list of the Best European Destinations. And it is that Marbella attracts for its good weather all year round, golf courses and other outdoor sports, hotels and restaurants of level or shopping. Puerto Banús and the alleys with thousands of flowers in its historic center also make this Malaga destination one of the favorites for travellers. As its commitment to the development of sustainable tourism and very high quality.

 

1. LJUBLIANA (SLOVENIA)

Ljubljana has taken first place on the list, and it is a city for the curious and adventurous. The green capital of Slovenia invites all those thirsty for culture, art, entertainment and large green areas to relax to visit it.

And it is that the Slovenian capital is small, but thug, and has infinite things to offer. Its size (it has an area of 164 square kilometers and some 300,000 inhabitants) makes it an ideal destination to explore on foot or by bicycle, and its streets breathe vitality in abundance (in part thanks to its facet as a university city). Its lively cafes, located next to the river, make up one of the most dynamic arteries of the city, which also boasts a rich cultural offer.

 

Remember that not in all these cities the current currency is the euro, to visit London you will need to exchange euro for pound sterling, just as in Istanbul you will need Turkish lira, that's what we are here for. In EUROCHANGE you can exchange your euros for more than 40 currencies in the world, go to https://eurochange.es/verCarro, choose the office closest to your home and make the reservation of the currency you need, there are no minimums and no payment for in advance and within 24 to 48 hours

You will have it available for collection in store. Call us at the Customer Service Center and we will be happy to answer your questions.

 

 

 

Visit to the Historic Center of Zaragoza and where to exchange currency

Tour and history of the Historic Center of Zaragoza and currency exchange

Zaragoza has ceased to be a passing city, to become a city visited and admired by travelers and tourists, who are surprised to discover a place with multiple attractions of art, gastronomy, history and a lot of life.

The Historic Quarter or "Old Town", as it is popularly known, is not only the network of streets near the Basilica del Pilar, but also includes the urban space delimited by the medieval fence, and which is currently surrounded by the Coso street. The city had twelve gates that adorned the city with its walls. Today only the door of Carmen remains.

The following neighborhoods are housed inside: El Gancho, San Miguel, Tenerías and La Magdalena.

The Decumano was a main road in Roman times and is the origin of Don Jaime I Street. In the 19th century, Alfonso Street was built to give access to El Pilar.

Interculturality is a characteristic of the population that resides in the Old Town.

Walking through the streets of the historic center is to travel back in time to other times and discover that in many corners time seems to have stopped. We enter small squares and narrow streets that show us the essence of Zaragoza: El Pilar, Goya, the Roman past and the friendliness of its people.

And in the narrowness of its streets we also find small shops with their particular charm, restaurants and tapas bars where we can taste the lamb, products from the garden or a good glass of wine.

You can not stop walking these streets to discover in its stones the traces of the civilizations that have occupied it: Roman, Muslim, Jewish or Christian. And listen to its people, who will tell you beautiful memories like the one from the New Tower. A tower located in the Plaza de San Felipe, 80 meters high and which was used to notify the newly created Fire Department of the neighborhood in which a fire was taking place due to the number of chimes:

A chime, when it happened in the Seo neighborhood

Four chimes, if it was in the neighborhood of San Miguel

Eleven chimes indicated that the fire was located in Santa Engracia.

In 1883 the tower was destroyed due to the risk of falling.

Whether you are a tourist or a resident and have a foreign currency to change into the euro, you have to come to EUROCHANGE ZARAGOZA, we are on the pedestrian street that goes to the Basílica del Pilar on C/ Alfonso I, 3. Here at this office we can change practically all the currencies of the world to euros, including currency out of circulation or deteriorated.

 

Come see us or call us at the Customer Service Center 615403877 and we will answer your questions.

 

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Easter Getaways

We take a tour of the 6 destinations you can visit this Easter

Have you already thought about where to travel at Easter? We propose 6 wonderful destinations to spend the Easter holidays.
Easter is an ideal time to travel, we leave winter behind and enter through the front door in spring. Whether you have a few days off or the whole week, you will surely find yours in this list of destinations.

 

  • TURKEY

Turkey is a truly fascinating country, just as fascinating is Istanbul, a half-European half-Asian city, separated by the Bosphorus and where we can visit Hagia Sophia, Topkapi Palace, The Blue Mosque or The Grand Bazaar and The Basilica Cistern.

You can also visit the spectacular Cappadocia, where you can take a balloon ride.

You cannot miss Pamukkale and Ephesus, the latter famous for having one of the oldest libraries in existence.

 

  • BULGARIA

Bulgaria is one of the great unknowns of Europe. There we will find nature, Orthodox monasteries, gastronomy, Thracian roses, crafts, hot springs and much more. In Bulgaria you can enjoy the green landscape of the Balkans, discover the Rila Monastery, historical places such as the Valley of the Thracian Tombs and learn about their interesting stories told by their inhabitants.

 

  • GREECE

One of the destinations that Eurochange recommends you to travel this Easter is Athens and the Peloponnese region. A tour full of experiences in which you can visit the city of Athens, the Acropolis, the Parthenon. You can cross the Corinth Canal, visit the Prodromou and Filosofou monasteries, do activities on the Lousios River, visit the walled city of Monemvasia and many more places.

 

  • JORDAN

Jordan is an amazing country. Petra, one of the seven wonders of the world, is undoubtedly its greatest attraction. Although it has many more places of interest. The Wadi Rum desert, the Jerash ruins, the Dead Sea, Mount Nebo, its capital Amman and Aqaba are some of the places that we suggest you discover during this Holy Week.

 

  • NEPAL

Nepal is the country of smiles and the Himalayas. We suggest you get to know the three main regions of this small country. You can start with Kathmandu and the immense culture of its valley and the Annapurna Sanctuary in Pokhara. You can also visit the Chitwan National Park, a protected area in the Terai lowlands, in south-central Nepal, famous for its biological diversity, you can see one-horned rhinos and Bengal tigers.

 

  • UZBEKISTAN

Uzbekistan is culture, architecture and gastronomy. Here you will enter the magical world of Central Asia, to discover the central point of the famous Silk Road. You can visit the small town of Khiva, the walled city known as the Seventh Wonder of the World. Also the enigmatic Bukhara, along with its mosques, fortresses and minarets. Do not miss the legendary city of Samarkand, the Uzbek pearl that conquered the heart of Alexander the Great.

 

Remember that some of these destinations do not have the euro as the official currency, at currency exchange Eurochange we have a range of more than 40 currencies available both for exchange and for sale, call us at the Customer Service Center 615403877 or go to our website and do your reservation and within 24/48 hours, without minimums and without paying in advance, you will have your currency for collection at the office you indicate.

Now all you have to do is pack your suitcase and enjoy a few well-deserved days off.

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How to save money in London?

We tell you the best tricks that most tourists do not know to save on your

If you are planning a trip to London and you are looking for tips to save during your stay, in this article we tell you the best tricks that most tourists do not know and that aim to lower costs on their London holidays.

According to statistics, London is one of the most expensive destinations in Europe. The most expensive thing about London is transport, food and shopping.

 

1. SAVE MONEY ON TRANSPORTATION

 

To save on transportation for the transfer from the airport to the city you have to buy the ticket well in advance. A normal train ticket from Stansed to London that is purchased in advance saves more than 65% and the same happens from other airports.

The subway is another transport in which you can save money, instead of buying a single ticket, it is best to get the Oyster Card, with which the trips will cost you less.

Unless you have to move from one end of the city to another we recommend that instead of the metro you use the bus, if you have to do little travel it will be cheaper and it will take less time to reach your destination.

 

 

2. EATING CHEAP IN LONDON

 

In London there are many supermarkets such as Asda, Tesco or Sansbury that are extremely cheap and where you can find a wide variety of products at low prices. In these supermarkets you will find the "Meal Deal", they consist of a sadwich, a drink and a snack or dessert to choose from and all this at a price of between 3 and 4 pounds. These "Meal Deal" are ideal for food.

If, on the other hand, you prefer to go out to lunch or dinner at restaurants and you are going to drink water, we recommend you to order the "Tap water", basically it consists of tap water and they will serve it with lemon slices and of course it is free.

One way to eat rich and cheap is to eat at the flea markets. Among the most recommended markets for cheap dining are Brixton, Brick Lane and Broadway Market.

 

 

3. SAVE WHEN YOU GO SHOPPING

 

If you travel to London you will surely be wanting to go shopping, here you can also save money and we tell you how to do it. First of all you must be attentive to the sales and discounts. Unlike here, which we have twice a year, in London there are also mid-season sales and sometimes you can find real bargains. We recommend you not to use the main shopping streets such as Oxford Street or Canarby Street to do your shopping as they are the most expensive areas. We recommend that you visit East End, in this shopping area you will find the same products but at half price. There are also stores called "Charity Shops" that are charity shops where you will find all kinds of clothes and second-hand objects, there are garments for 1, 2 or 3 pounds.

 

 

Finally, as always, we recommend that before traveling you take the currency from here, that is, that you change your euros to pounds in EUROCHANGE enter our website and make the reservation for the collection in store or come to any store with currency sales service of our network and take your pounds at the best price and without surprises. And for changes over 750 euros we offer you the repurchase service. Call us at the Customer Service Center 615403877 and our operators will be happy to answer any questions.

 

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Top 5 in Barcelona, ​​places you cannot miss

We take a tour of the essential sites of the city of Barcelona

Making a list of the places you cannot miss in Barcelona is difficult because there are so many places and monuments in the city. Barcelona is a city in which there are countless places to visit and activities that you cannot miss, which is why we have created this list so that you do not miss anything if you visit it. Our first advice is that you hire a Free Tour, with it you will get aoverview of the city and will help you decide which places you would be interested in visiting in more depth. 

• PARK GÜELL DE BARCELONA

This is the most famous street in the city, along its 2 km long you will find restaurants, bars, flower stands, newsstands, along its route you will find the Boquería market or the monument to Cristóbal Colon. overview of the city and will help you decide which places you would be interested in visiting in more depth.

 

 • THE SACRED FAMILY OF BARCELONA

The Sagrada Familia is the best known and most characteristic monument in Barcelona. As the maximum exponent of modernist architecture created by Gaudí. A grandiose and disconcerting building that contains endless mysteries. In addition to admiring its exterior forms, it is also possible to visit its interior, access the interior of its crypt as well as go up to admire the views from the top of its towers.

 

• CASA BATLLÓ AND CASA MILÀ

Casa Batlló and Casa Milà are, apart from the Sagrada Familia, the two most important and well-known buildings of Antonio Gaudí. These two houses are located on the Paseo de Gràcia and can be visited inside.

 

• RAMBLA DE BARCELONA

This is the most famous street in the city, along its 2 km long you will find restaurants, bars, flower stands, newsstands, along its route you will find the Boquería market or the monument to Cristóbal Colon.

 

• PICASSO MUSEUM OF BARCELONA

One of the most important museums in Barcelona is the Picasso Museum, which is located in five palaces from the XXIII, XIV and XV centuries located on Montcada street and linked together. This museum has a collection of 4,251 works by the painter from Malaga. 

 

Just behind this museum, on Calle Princesa nº 13, you will find EUROCHANGE, one of our exchange offices that we have in the city. There you will be able to change any currency in the world, in circulation or outside of it, deteriorated currency apart from being able to buy practically any currency in the world. Whether you are a tourist or a resident and need our services, do not hesitate to call us at the customer service center 615403877 and we will be happy to assist you. You can also enter our website www.eurochange.es and make the reservation.

 Come to Barcelona and enjoy this wonderful city!!

5 best places to visit Madrid

If you are going to visit Madrid, write down this list with the five most s

As well as being a great European city, Madrid has its fair share of hustle and bustle, but that doesn't mean it skimps on giving visitors an authentic Spanish experience. The Prado Museum features works by some of Spain's most famous artists, including Velázquez and Goya. The Royal Palace is open to the public and the El Rastro market or the luxury shops of Salamanca offer hours of shopping. But if you're exhausted after a long day of sightseeing, you might want to rest in an outdoor cafe, especially the ones lining the Plaza Mayor. Once your energy is restored, enjoy trying some selected specialties in a tapas bar before heading to the nightclub. Remember that you can money exchange at our Eurochange Madrid exchange house in Plaza de San Miguel.


Plaza Mayor

This square, located in the heart of Madrid, is more a must-experience attraction than a must-see one. Surrounded by cafes and bars, Plaza Mayor practically begs passersby to take a seat, order a coffee or glass of wine (depending on the time of day) and people-watch. Not only do throngs of tourists pass through, but multiple street performers plant their feet here to entertain. The square starts getting busy around 2 p.m. and will grow increasingly busy as night falls. If you find yourself in Madrid during the holidays, locals recommend visiting the holiday markets held in the plaza. 


El Retiro Park (Parque del Buen Retiro)

To the east of central Madrid, Parque del Buen Retiro (El Retiro Park) can be translated as "Park of the Pleasant Retreat," and that's what it is – a sprawling swath of lush greenery filled with formal gardens, lakes, cafes, playgrounds and more. This 300-some-acre park previously housed Felipe IV's palace and gardens, and didn't become open to the public until the late 19th century.


Prado Museum (Museo Nacional del Prado)

One of Madrid's most famous museums, the elegant Museo Nacional del Prado is consistently touted by travelers as a must-see. Opened in 1819 at the encouragement of Queen Maria Isabel de Braganza (King Ferdinand VII's wife), the museum contains 8,600 paintings and more than 700 sculptures, featuring Spanish, Italian and Flemish styles of art. Among the most famous works featured include Velazquez's "Las Meninas," Goya's "The Third of May 1808," El Greco's "Adoration of the Shepherds." Travelers note that sometimes it can be difficult to get close to these famous paintings, recommending that visitors come early or late for the best chance of seeing these works without hordes of others. 


Gateway of the Sun (Puerta del Sol)

The true center of Madrid – kilometer zero – Puerta del Sol fills with spurting fountains, shops, restaurants and lots of people. If you're looking for a place to rest your feet after a long day of touring, or a quiet place to stay, Sol is not the place. The area is always crowded, especially at night when the city comes alive with people passing through the square looking to party at some of Madrid's hottest bars and nightclubs (many of which are situated in Sol). However, it is the best place to taste Madrid's life and vibrancy, so even if you're going out to dinner, don't pass up the opportunity to walk through and take in the area. 


Mercado San Miguel

Mercado de San Miguel, a market built of beautifully ornate glass and cast iron, is a popular stop for tourists to Madrid, especially since it is located right outside of Plaza Mayor. Here, visitors can purchase some wine, grab a cocktail, juice or coffee, snack on a variety of ready-to-eat tapas, or pick up some ingredients for lunch or dinner from the fruit, seafood and meat stalls. 
Here you can find our Eurochange Madrid office, a currency exchange house, in the same Market Square, where you can buy or sell your currencies, to be able to enjoy the rich gastronomy offered by the variety of food.
 

7 Places you cannot miss in Denmark and where to buy currency online

We present the 7 essential places that you cannot miss if you travel to De

Denmark is a small country that falls in love with its tranquility and its lifestyle, it´s said that its inhabitants are among the happiest people in the world. Denmark is a great country to live in, but also to visit. Next you are going to see the 7 places that you cannot miss.
 
  • COPENHAGEN
This beautiful city that looks like a fairy tale is the capital of the country, with its small colorful houses facing the water of the Oresund Strait, stone fountains, castles, parks and cobbled streets, cafes lit by candles … It has among Its main attractions are the Nyhavn canal, the famous sculpture of The Little Mermaid by Edvard Eriksen in the Langelinue park, the city of Christiania and the Tivoli Gardens. In the cultural aspect you can enjoy plays, operas and concerts at the Royal Theater, visit the National Museum and the National Museum of Art.
 

 

  • EGESKOV CASTLE
Egeskov Castle is located south of Odense, today, the castle is part of a park that includes several museums and is surrounded by gardens. It´s impressive, one of the most beautiful castles in Denmark. It´s supposed to be the best preserved Renaissance castle surrounded by water in Europe. The castle was built inside the lake, on oak columns. According to legend, an entire oak forest had to be cut down to build the castle's foundations.
 

 

  • MONS KLINT
The cliffs of Mons Klint, are a series of ravines located in the Storstrom region, they are the highest in the country and one of its natural wonders. They run parallel to the coast and have a very varied appearance thanks to the erosion of the limestone by the action of the wind and water. It´s advisable to do a hiking route that goes through an ancient forest and allows you to travel a large part of this spectacular stretch of coast. And finally, here in the Möns Klint cliff area you can also stroll through the Klintholm Property with its collection of buildings and houses from 1780, and Liselund Park, a site with gardens, parks, houses and ponds dating from the end of the 19th century. century XVIII.
 

 

  • ROSKILDE CATHEDRAL
Less than forty kilometers from Copenhagen is the Danish city of Roskilde, it´s not a very big city, but it´s home to some of the most representative and historic buildings in the country. Among them we find the lavish Roskilde Cathedral, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1995. In this Gothic-style cathedral, built in red brick, rest the remains of a large part of the Queens and kings of the country.
 

 

  • KNUDE
In the north of Denmark, on the island of Vendsyssel-Thy, is the Rubjerg Knude Lighthouse, the most famous abandoned place in the world. Thanks to its fight against the forces of nature, it has become a symbol and one of the most popular attractions in recent years in this vast region of the North Sea. Built in 1899, this 23-meter-high lighthouse stood at an elevation more than 200 meters from the edge of the sea. This 120-year-old building weighing 720 tons will be moved 70 meters inland to save it from a fall into the North Sea in 2023, due to coastal erosion.
 

 

  • KRONBORG CASTLE
This Renaissance-style palace from the end of the 15th century and declared a World Heritage Site, had the function of monitoring and charging a fee for the passage of the Oresund Strait. The imprint of the great William Shakespeare is felt in Helsingor. It was in his Kronborg castle that the English writer, who changed the name to Elsinore, set the action of one of his most famous works: "Hamlet."
 

 

  • ODENSE
Odense is the birthplace of the great Hans Christian Andersen, located on the island of Funen. You can visit the house where the writer was born, which is located in a neighborhood where there are still houses from the early nineteenth century. Now it is a museum dedicated to Andersen where you can see manuscripts, personal belongings of the writer as well as his clothes. If you want to go shopping in Odense, the best area is located in Vestergade, where you will also find a wide range of restaurants and bars where you can eat in Odense at a “cheap” price to be talking about Denmark.
 

 

 
Once you have done the tour of the places that you cannot miss if you travel to Denmark, we can only say that do not forget to buy your currency!
 
You can make the purchase online by entering Eurochange or if you prefer you can make the purchase at any office in our network, if you prefer you can call us at the customer service number 615 403 877 and we will be happy to assist you.
 
 
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