Wall Walk Dubrovnik, can you pay in Euros

[sammiedawg]

Rick Steve's book emphasizes Croatia does not participate in the Euro system and Last year I was suprised to see an ATM gives money out in the Croatian currency , kronas I think is the currency name

Do I need to get Croatian money to walk the walls? Do they accept Euro? Do they take credit card? Rick Steves says it is 50 kronas.

Any idea how much that is in Euros?

We are walking the wall on our own. I dont want to be stuck with unused kronas.

Will taxi drivers accept Euro?

Thanks very much

[California Native]

Hi!

The legal currency is the Kuna, they may or may not except the Euro.

Chances are they will, but they don't have to ...

the best way to determine the currency exchange at the time

you are going is to go to Oanda.com or xe.com

at this moment 50 kuna is worth almost 7 euro

If you would like to learn more about Dubrovnik

head to our personal travel journal which is the link below

and go into Our Next Adventure.

Also, you might enjoy wandering the journal pages,

the money section will give you more tips than what I mention above

Have a great time!

K

http://when.do.we.leave.googlepages.com/

[haggis]

Last time we walked the walls it was free. Maybe things have changed but its new to me if there is a charge.

Its a bit of a hike getting up there at the main entrance to the old town but its well worth it.

Jimmy

[lambs2]

We were in Dubrovnik last May. The attendants at the Wall took Euros. It was €6 for walking the wall last May.

[California Native]

Hi Haggis..

(my dh actually has tried haggis)

regarding the wall...

 

all current info...

and i've been doing A LOT of research as we leave for our land based vacation to Croatia, Montenegro and Bosnia in 2 weeks is that they are now charging...

[Shelledpea]

Hi,

 

Has anyone any idea if there is a lesser charge for children?

 

Cheers Shelley

[RadFamily]

We were in Dubrovnik last August and Euros were widely accepted. We purchased HUGE cones of gelato for only 1 Euro!! It was wonderful. We also ate lunch in town (which was delicious and fresh by the way) and bought a few small things and we paid with Euros for everything.

[jms2362]

Rick Steve's book emphasizes Croatia does not participate in the Euro system and Last year I was suprised to see an ATM gives money out in the Croatian currency , kronas I think is the currency name

Do I need to get Croatian money to walk the walls? Do they accept Euro? Do they take credit card? Rick Steves says it is 50 kronas.

Any idea how much that is in Euros?

We are walking the wall on our own. I dont want to be stuck with unused kronas.

Will taxi drivers accept Euro?

Thanks very much

Yes we did last summer.

[lambs2]

Will taxi drivers accept Euro?

Thanks very much

 

 

Yes. Last May we took a taxi to and from the old walled city and shared with another couple. The cost was €10 each way (fixed taxi prices there) and it was much faster than the ship's shuttle where you had to wait for the bus to fill each way. We got to the wall before any of the tours or ship shuttles arrived, and for the first hour I think we were the only ones walking it! It quickly filled with people by the time we got back to where we started and were ready to exit.

[Janetb]

You can pay in Euro and almost everywhere else. One thing to note the wall doesn't open till 9:00 and we were early- so have a coffee and be there when it opens.