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Best Place to Buy Czech Koruna in New Zealand

Planning a Czech adventure? Whether you're wandering across Prague's Charles Bridge, exploring the fairytale streets of Český Krumlov, marveling at the Astronomical Clock in Old Town Square, discovering Prague Castle's Gothic splendor, enjoying legendary Czech beer in traditional pubs, exploring the Jewish Quarter, savoring trdelník chimney cakes, or experiencing the affordable charm of one of Europe's most beautiful destinations, you'll need some koruna before you go.

Travel Money NZ makes it simple. Order Czech Koruna online for Click & Collect or visit one of our stores across New Zealand. With our Price Beat Guarantee, you're getting a competitive rate on your Czech currency.

Live NZD to Czech Koruna Exchange Rate

We show you real-time NZD to CZK rates — no guesswork, no hidden surprises. Check today's New Zealand Dollar to Czech Koruna exchange rate and see exactly how many koruna you'll get for your NZ Dollars.

Rates update constantly, so you'll always know where you stand before you buy.

Where to Buy Czech Koruna Near Me

Looking for Czech Koruna near you? Travel Money NZ has stores nationwide, making it simple to get CZK cash before your flight.

Need CZK fast? Same-day service available with competitive rates and no hidden fees.

How to Get a Great NZD to CZK Exchange Rate

The Czech Republic — especially Prague — offers incredible history, architecture, culture, and legendary beer at prices that make Western Europe look expensive. A strong NZD to CZK exchange rate means more koruna in your pocket for all those unforgettable Czech moments.

At Travel Money NZ, we offer competitive NZD to CZK rates, zero hidden fees, and convenient locations nationwide.

Lock In More Czech Koruna with Our Price Beat Guarantee

Found a better published cash NZD to CZK rate in New Zealand? Show us, and we'll beat it.

Our Price Beat Guarantee applies to in-store cash purchases — the easiest way to maximise your Czech Koruna before you fly.

More CZK means more koruna for Prague adventures and Czech memories.

Price Beat Guarantee applies to in-store Czech Koruna cash purchases only. Terms and conditions apply.

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CZK

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Kč

Coins

1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50 Kč

Banknotes

100, 200, 500, 1,000, 2,000, 5,000 Kč

Order Czech Koruna Cash Online for Pickup

Prefer to collect in person? Order your Czech Koruna online and pick it up at any Travel Money NZ store within 1 hour.

Lock in your NZ to Czech Koruna rate ahead of time and skip airport exchanges. Some locations offer same-day pickup — perfect for last-minute trips.

Convert Czech Koruna to NZD – Exchange After Your Trip

Back from the Czech Republic with CZK left over? We'll buy it back at competitive rates.

Whether it's unused cash from Prague, leftover koruna from beer hall adventures and castle visits, or extra currency from your Czech journey, just bring it to any Travel Money NZ store — no appointment needed.

Buy Back Bonus

Purchased your Czech Koruna from Travel Money NZ before your trip? You could qualify for our Buy Back Bonus — a better CZK to NZD exchange rate when you sell back leftover currency.

Just bring your original receipt and we'll give you extra value for your remaining koruna.

Buy Back Bonus applies to in-store cash purchases only. Terms and conditions apply.

All about Czech currency

What countries use the Czech Koruna?

The Czech Koruna (CZK) is the official currency of the Czech Republic, a country known for its Gothic cathedrals, medieval towns, and world-class beer. Introduced in 1993 following the dissolution of Czechoslovakia, the Koruna has been a symbol of Czech independence and economic stability ever since.

Czech notes and coins

Czech coins come in 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, and 50 Koruna denominations, while notes range from 100 to 5,000 Koruna.

Featuring national icons like composer Bedřich Smetana and statesman Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk, these notes are as artistic as they are practical.

Fun facts about Czech currency

The Czech Koruna’s story began in 1993, shortly after the Velvet Divorce that split Czechoslovakia into the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
As the new nation sought its own identity, the Koruna became a symbol of economic sovereignty.
Today, the Koruna is celebrated for its stability and intricate designs, making it a traveller’s delight and a collector’s treasure.

What is CZK?
CZK is the currency code for the Czech Koruna, the Czech Republic's official currency. The symbol is "Kč" and one koruna divides into 100 haléřů (hellers), though haléř coins are no longer in circulation.
The word "koruna" means "crown" in Czech, which is why it's sometimes called the "Czech Crown" in English. It's been the country's currency since 1993, when Czechoslovakia split into the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
The Czech Republic is part of the European Union but NOT the Eurozone — it uses its own currency, not the Euro.
Where can I exchange NZD to Czech Koruna?
What currency does the Czech Republic use?
The Czech Republic uses the Czech Koruna (CZK), abbreviated as "Kč". One koruna divides into 100 haléřů (no longer in circulation).
The Czech Republic is part of the European Union but NOT part of the Eurozone — it does NOT use the Euro.
While some tourist-heavy businesses in Prague might accept Euros, you'll get a poor exchange rate — often 15-25% worse than using koruna.
Always use Czech Koruna in the Czech Republic.
Does the Czech Republic use the Euro?
No. The Czech Republic does NOT use the Euro.
While the Czech Republic joined the European Union in 2004, it kept its own currency — the Czech Koruna (CZK). The country is one of several EU member states that hasn't adopted the Euro, and there are no immediate plans to do so.
Some tourist businesses in Prague might accept Euros as a convenience, but you'll get a poor exchange rate. Always use Czech Koruna for the best value.
What's the best way to pay in the Czech Republic — card or cash?
Cards work well in Prague and major cities, particularly in hotels, restaurants, shops, and tourist attractions. Most places accept contactless payments and major credit cards.
That said, cash is still important for:
Traditional beer halls and hospodas (many cash-only)
Smaller towns and villages
Markets and street vendors
Pay toilets (ubiquitous)
Tips and gratuities
Small purchases and local businesses
Public transport tickets
Street food vendors
Our recommendation: Use cards for most purchases in Prague, but carry Czech Koruna cash for beer halls, smaller towns, pay toilets, tips, and situations where cards aren't accepted.
The further you venture from Prague, the more important cash becomes.
Can I sell leftover Czech Koruna back to Travel Money NZ?
Absolutely. If you return from the Czech Republic with unused Czech Koruna, bring it to any Travel Money NZ store and we'll buy it back at competitive CZK to NZD rates.
And if you originally purchased your Czech Koruna from us, don't forget to bring your receipt — you may qualify for our Buy Back Bonus and get an even better exchange rate on your leftover koruna.
No appointment needed — just walk in with your unused CZK and we'll convert it back to New Zealand Dollars on the spot.
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