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Best place to buy Euro in New Zealand

Planning a European adventure — whether it's exploring ancient Rome, sipping wine in Bordeaux, or island hopping in Greece? You'll need Euros in your wallet. Travel Money NZ makes it simple — order EUR online for Click & Collect within 1 hour or visit one of our stores across New Zealand. With our Price Beat Guarantee, you can be confident you're getting a competitive rate on your Euro currency.

Live NZD to EUR exchange rate

At Travel Money NZ, we show you real-time New Zealand Dollar to Euro rates — giving you transparency and peace of mind. No guesswork, no hidden surprises, just the latest NZD to EUR conversion rate when you're ready to buy.

Where to buy Euro near me

Looking for Euros near you? Travel Money NZ has convenient locations across New Zealand, so it's easy to grab EUR cash before you head to Europe.

Thanks to our In Stock Promise, we'll always have Euro ready in-store. On the rare chance we don't, you'll get $10 NZD off when you make a full deposit.

How to get a great NZD to EUR exchange rate

Whether you're heading to Europe for art museums in Paris, hiking the Swiss Alps, or relaxing on Spain's Costa del Sol, getting the most from your Kiwi dollars starts with a strong New Zealand Dollar to Euro exchange rate. At Travel Money NZ, we make it simple — with competitive rates, no hidden fees, and convenient exchange locations nationwide to get your Euros sorted fast.

Lock in more Euros with our Price Beat Guarantee

Found a better published cash NZD to EUR rate in New Zealand? Show us, and we'll beat it — that's our Price Beat Guarantee. Available on in-store cash purchases, it's the easiest way to maximise your Euro before you fly. Whether you're sampling gelato in Italy, exploring Berlin's history, or cruising Norwegian fjords, more EUR in your wallet means more Euro currency for your travels.

_{*Price Beat Guarantee applies to in-store EUR cash purchases only. Terms and conditions apply.}

Cash rate

*Online rates not available instore

Card rate

Code

EUR

Symbol

€

Coins

Cents & Euros - 1c, 2c, 5c, 10c, 20c, 50c, €1, €2

Banknotes

Euros - €5, €10, €20, €50, €100, €200, €500

Order Euro cash online for pickup

Prefer to collect your currency in person? Simply order your Euro online and pick it up at one of our Travel Money NZ stores across New Zealand within 1 hour. You'll lock in your rate ahead of time and skip the hassle of airport exchanges or last-minute searches. Perfect for those who love to plan but leave currency to the last minute.

Convert Euro to NZD – exchange after your trip

Back from Europe with Euros still in your wallet? Travel Money NZ makes it simple to convert EUR to NZD at competitive rates. Whether you've got a few notes left over or a larger amount to exchange, visit any of our stores across New Zealand for quick and reliable Euro to New Zealand Dollar conversion. It's the easy way to turn your Euro currency back into Kiwi dollars.

Buy Back Bonus

If you purchased your Euro from Travel Money NZ before your trip, you could qualify for our Buy Back Bonus — giving you a better EUR to NZD exchange rate when you sell back your leftover currency. Just bring your original receipt, and we'll make sure you get extra value for your remaining Euros.

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

How to save money for your next European holiday

Want to explore Europe without overspending? Here are some practical tips to help you make the most of your trip:

•    Travel during off-peak seasons (November to March). Flights and hotels are way cheaper, and you’ll avoid the crowds. It’s perfect for exploring Europe at your own pace, especially before summer madness kicks in.

•    Dining out? Skip the expensive tourist traps and go for street food or local favourites. Whether it’s a quick sandwich in Berlin, a bowl of soup in Budapest, or a simple pastry in Lisbon, you can find delicious and affordable options everywhere.

•    Public transport is super affordable and efficient in Europe. Hop on a metro, local bus, or train — it’s the best way to get around cities like Berlin, Barcelona, or Budapest without blowing your budget.

•    Free attractions? Absolutely! Take advantage of free attractions like city parks and historic squares. You can check out the Eiffel Tower gardens, stroll the Spanish Steps, and explore Prague’s Old Town—all for zero cost but full of European charm.

•    Check to see if there are free museum days! You’ll experience a lot of local culture without paying a cent.

•    Convert NZD to EUR with Travel Money NZ to get the best exchange rate and make your Euros go further on your trip.

All about the Euro

What countries use the Euro currency?

Trying to get all your currencies in order before jetting off? You’ll need to swap NZD to Euro when travelling to any of these countries:

Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Kosovo, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, Montenegro, the Netherlands, Portugal, San Marino, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, and Vatican City.

Euros (EUR) currency banknotes laid out in a repeating playful pattern with a green plane, cup of coffee, and little green umbrella for Travel Money Oz.

Euro notes and coins

Like the New Zealand dollar, the Euro (€) is divided into 100 cents (c).
Euro coins come in 1c, 2c, 5c, 10c, 20c, 50c, €1, and €2 denominations. Euro notes are available in €5, €10, €20, €50, €100, €200, and €500 denominations.
While there have been calls for introducing €1 and €2 banknotes, these aren’t currently printed (fun fact: producing these would likely cost more than €1 per note!).

Fun facts about Euro banknotes

Euro coins have a shared design on one side, but each country adds its own special touch on the other, featuring national symbols, landmarks, or historical figures that reflect its unique culture.
Euro banknotes feature architectural styles from different periods of European history, including Classical, Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, and Modern architecture, but they do not depict specific buildings.

Travel money trivia

The Euro currency was introduced in 1999, though the notes and coins weren’t physically issued until 2002. Croatia was the most recent country to adopt the Euro, having done so in 2023. Better late than never!
Euro notes are made from pure cotton fibre, which makes them more durable and gives them their unique texture.
Each Euro note has a distinctive colour and design that represents a different artistic period of European architecture. Very fancy indeed.
The reverse (tails) side of every Euro coin features a map of Europe and the coin's value. However, each country that uses the Euro has its own designs for the obverse (heads) side.