Euros to NOK Currency Exchange

Why buy Norwegian Kroner (NOK) from ChangeGroup?

ChangeGroup has been providing currency exchange services for travellers for over 30 years. In Finland, we have 7 branches in Helsinki, Espoo and Lappeenranta – you can always find your nearest branch easily using our branch locator. Exchanging your money is simple: choose your currency, pay, and receive your Norwegian kroner immediately at the best possible exchange rate. If you're unsure how many NOK you need, ask us in branch about our Buy-Back Guarantee – this allows you to bring any leftover currency back to us at the original exchange rate after your trip. In addition to currency exchange, we also offer other services in our branches, including Western Union money transfers and international eSIM cards to support your travels.

Practical tips for planning your budget

There is no custom in Norway to tip, but people often tend to round up the bill when paying for food.

It would be wise to think about a daily budget for your trip to Norway in advance. The budget should take into account the planned programme, meals and accommodation. The daily expenses of a Norwegian traveller are around NOK 1 200 per day.

The average tourist spends 261 norwegian krones per day on food and 204 norwegian kronesper day on local transport.

Hotel accommodation can be very expensive. A night in a hotel is estimated at NOK Norwegian krones.

730 NOK

Average cost of a one night stay

260 NOK

Average food budget per person per day

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Hyvä tietää

Hintaesimerkkejä Norjassa

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18-35 NOK

Public transport ticket

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25-30 NOK

The price of a cup of coffee

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650 NOK

Admission to the Norwegian theatre, Det Norske Teatret

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155 NOK

A local speciality at the restaurant Fårikål

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610-720 NOK

A taxi ride from Oslo airport to downtown Oslo

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140 - 180 NOK

Admission to the Loftor Viking Museum

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Some suggestions

  • When visiting Norway, make time to visit Oslo. Geiranger Fjord, for example, and Lofoten are popular destinations in Norway.
  • The best destination for nature lovers is Geiranger Fjord. However, Norway is rich in beautiful landscapes. Going to the Nærøyfjord can also be an incredible experience.
  • If you are looking for a beach holiday, you should definitely visit the beaches, such as Oslo's Paradisbukta, Nordfjord's Seljesanden and Lofoten Bunes beach.
  • A favourite destination for those who love snow and winter sports is Northern Norway. Norway's most popular ski resort is Hemsedal.
  • If you want a city getaway and nightlife, head to Oslo. In Oslo you can enjoy the country's culture, shopping, fine restaurants and nightlife to suit all tastes.
  • Oslo is also a popular destination for music lovers. In the city, you can enjoy a wide range of live music.

Some facts about the Norwegian Krone

Norwegian krone bank notes

Denominations of th Norwegian Krone

Notes: 50 NOK, 100 NOK, 200 NOK, 500 NOK, 1000 NOK
Coins : 1NOK, 5NOK, 10NOK, 20NOK 

The Scandinavian monetary union disintegrated in 1914, when Denmark, Norway and Sweden decided to keep the name of their own currency. The Norwegian currency as far as Norway is concerned.

A person standing in the snow under a green and purple aurora borealis illuminating the night sky.
A lighthouse stands on the rocks, illuminated by the golden light of sunset.

The 50 krone note shows the Ulvær lighthouse and means "the sea that unites us". The 100 nok note has a picture of the famous ship Gokstad, representing "the sea that takes us into the world". The 200 nok has a picture of a codfish - "the sea that feeds us". The 500 nok note depicts a lifeboat, signalling that "the sea that gives us prosperity" and finally, the 1,000 nok note is purple, with a powerful wave at sea - "the sea that moves us forward".