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The Low Down on Kosovo Currency

Currency:	Euro
Currency code:	EUR
Central Bank:	European Central Bank
Currency symbol:	€
Currency sub unit:	cent
Currency sub unit symbol:	c
Bank notes:	€5, €10, €20, €50, €100, €200, €500
Coins:	1c, 2c, 5c, 10c, 20c, 50c, €1, €2

The official currency in Kosovo is the euro; and the currency code is EUR.

Because of territory wars and the eventual declaration of independence of Kosovo, the currencies used in Kosovo preceding the euro were the Yugoslav dinar and the Deutsch mark.

Kosovo is not an official member of the Eurozone, however it unilaterally adopted the euro in 2002.

The most commonly used bills for the euro are the 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 and 200 notes.

What to spend your euros on**:

Street food meal
3 EUR
Bottle of water
0.50 EUR
Monthly transport pass
10 EUR
Entry to the Marble Cave
2.50 EUR
Local bottle of beer
1.50 EUR

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Must-sees in Kosovo

Pristina
Kosovo’s capital is a mysterious mixture of the old world and the new; scattered with crumbling Soviet era buildings and modern luxury hotels and contemporary art. You can enjoy the country’s strong coffee culture before wandering through old-style streets with new world touches.

Rugova Canyon
The waters of the Peć Bistrica river run through one of Europe’s most impressive canyons, cutting its way through the magnificent mountains to create a breath-taking journey through 25kms of pure natural bliss.

Prizren
This photogenic old town boasts many mosques and churches, red roofed houses and beautiful riverside views along the meandering Prizren Bistrica River. A fortress perched upon the highest point of the town overlooks this rural gem.

FAQ Relating to Kosovo Currency

Are ATMs common in Kosovo?
Yes, there are ATMs in and around the major cities in Kosovo.
Are credit cards widely accepted in Kosovo?
Credit cards are usually accepted in major retail stores and hotels in Kosovo.
Is tipping expected in Kosovo?
Tipping is appreciated (usually 10%) in restaurants and expected in more expensive establishments.

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