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Don’t forget to Buy your Hungarian forints (huf) before your departure to Hungary.
Hungary’s charm, thermal baths and its resplendent capital make you want to book a ticket and travel to the country? Be well prepared in order to have an unforgettable and ideal stay. We advise travellers to make sure they are well informed before taking off to any destination, especially regarding the use of the local currency. The currency used is the Hungarian forint (huf). It is always convenient to carry cash, either to facilitate payments or whenever you want to tip. It is also important to bear in mind that sometimes, when abroad, there may be problems with your bank card and it would be wise to exchange EUR to HUF before leaving. By doing so, you will be able to get a better exchange rate.
Practical tips for planning your budget
Tipping in Hungary is a very common and appreciated practice. In a bar, you should offer 10% of the bill, while in a restaurant it is 10-15%. Check first if the tip has not already been included by the staff. Drivers expect a 5-10% tip.
For 23,482 forints per person per day, you can stay in a mid-range hotel, eat two meals and pay for one or two public transport tickets. Allow 5000 forints if you want to eat in a mid-range restaurant in Hungary.
1500 HUF
Average cost of a one night stay in Hungary
7000 HUF
Average food budget per person per day
Good to know
Some price indications in Hungary
350 HUF
A public transport ticket
376 HUF
The price of a cup of coffee
2600 HUF/ADULT
Entrance fee to the Hungarian National Museum
1000 HUF
A Kürtöskalács
300 HUF
A taxi ride
1500 HUF
A visit to the House of Hungarian Photography Mai Manó
Some suggestions
- A visit to Budapest is a must! You will find many things to do between cultural visits, visits of places with strong historical values and finally, at the end of the day, after having walked, relax in one of the several thermal baths you will find in Budapest.
- Buda Castle Palace, also known as the Royal Palace or Budavàr Palace. To visit this historic monument - a UNESCO World Heritage Site - you have to climb to the top of Buda Hill, on the west bank of the Danube. Inside, there are two museums: the Hungarian National Gallery and the Budapest Historical Museum.
- How can you visit Hungary without taking a relaxing break in the city's baths?
- The Great Synagogue of Budapest is one of the must-see sights in Budapest as it is the third largest synagogue in the world.
- Hollókó is a typical small village, which has kept its authenticity and its incredible charm. It is not for nothing that it is classified as a Unesco World Heritage Site.
Some facts about the Hungarian Forints
Denominations of the Hungarian Forints
Notes: 500 HUF, 1000 HUF, 2000 HUF, 5000 HUF, 10,000 HUF and 20,000 HUF
Coins: 5 HUF, 10 HUF, 20 HUF, 50 HUF and 100 HUF
The name of the forint comes from the city of Florence, where gold coins called fiorino d'oro were minted from 1252.
The obverse of the notes depicts historical leaders, including the king Charles I.
Why buy Hungarian forints (huf) with Change Group?
ChangeGroup is a currency exchange company providing to its clients 30 years of expertise and other monetary services like money transfer and tax refund. You can find many of our currency exchange bureaus in several strategic locations in the Finland, for instance in Helsinki or in Espoo. We offer the possibility to choose from 60 currencies, including the Hungarian forints. When exchanging EUR to HUF check the rate on our website as you may benefit from a better offer and 0% commission. If you are unsure about the amount of travel money you need, with ChangeGroup's Buy-Back guarantee, you can exchange your remaining currency at the same price as when you first exchange EUR to HUF.
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Here's how to easily exchange your money:
1. Choose your currency
Determine the amount you need to enjoy your trip abroad.
2. Reserve online
Create an account and
finalise your travel money order online
to enjoy our best price deal.
3. Pick up & pay
Collect your order from the selected
branch and pay securely in cash or
by credit/debit card.