Compare the best rates for exchanging EUR to GBP. Find the cheapest way to get pounds for your visit to the United Kingdom.
Rates are indicative and change constantly. Always check live rates before exchanging.
Under EU regulations, many European banks offer fee-free or low-fee card payments in the UK. Check with your bank—you may be able to pay directly without any currency conversion fees.
Cards from Wise and Revolut work great for UK visits. Load euros, convert to pounds at the mid-market rate, and spend directly. You can also withdraw cash from UK ATMs.
Withdraw pounds from UK ATMs using your home bank card. Most UK ATMs don't charge fees (avoid those that do, usually located in convenience stores). Your bank may charge a foreign transaction fee.
If you prefer cash, compare rates at your local bank or currency provider before departure. This is often better than exchanging at UK airports.
Use a multi-currency card to spend directly, withdraw from UK ATMs with your European bank card, or exchange at bureaux in major UK cities. Avoid airport exchanges which have the worst rates.
No, the UK uses British Pounds Sterling (GBP). Euros are not accepted as payment. You'll need to exchange euros for pounds or use a card that converts automatically.
It's usually better to use a multi-currency card and pay directly in pounds, or withdraw from UK ATMs. If you want cash, compare rates from your local bank vs UK bureaux.
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