How to withdraw Euros from an ATM in Warsaw?
I am a tourist in Warsaw, Poland. I want to withdraw some Euros. Could anybody suggest how I do that, as I have a Euro card and want to avoid conversion charges.
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There are a lot of EuroNet ATMs in Warsaw, where you can withdraw Euros.
Check this link. There is some info in English there. You can also search for the ATMs there.
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Where can I withdraw euros in Warsaw?
There are a lot of EuroNet ATMs in Warsaw, where you can withdraw Euros. Check this link. There is some info in English there. You can also search for the ATMs there....- Yeah its there but only works for cards issued in Poland and settled in PLN. ...
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Can you use euros in Warsaw?
1. Re: Use Euro in Poland is possible? Yes, at a very poor exchange rate in some tourist shops, restaurants, taxis. You have to ask before you buy anything as they are not obliged to take euros.Can I withdraw money from ATM in Europe?
Throughout Europe, ATMs are the easiest and smartest way for travelers to get cash. You'll usually pay withdrawal fees, but you'll still get a better rate than you would exchanging dollars for local cash at a currency exchange booth.How do I withdraw money from Poland?
The best way to exchange currency in Poland is to visit a bank, ATM, or Kantor (currency exchange service). Kantors are counter exchanges located in spots like hotels, airports or border crossings. They are normally open from 9 AM to 7 PM on weekdays, and until 2 PM on Saturdays.How to withdraw money from ATM booth in Greece and all others Europe
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Answer 2
As you (appear to) live in the Eurozone, you could ask a friend there to post you Euros to your Polish hotel. You then repay them on your return, or wire the money to them before hand.
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