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Exchange your Israeli Shekels (ILS) before travelling to Israel
Planning a trip to Israel – a land rich in culture and history? Get ready to be amazed and to have a memorable time. For a safe and smooth journey, we recommend gathering as much information as possible about your destination before departure. One key aspect is understanding the use of the local currency, the Israeli Shekel (ILS). In many cases, you’ll be able to use your bank cards without issue, but in others, cash will be essential. To be properly prepared, we suggest exchanging SEK to ILS before your departure to secure the best exchange rate.
Practical tips for planning your budget
Tipping is customary in Israel. It’s generally expected to leave between 10–15% of the bill. You should budget around 362 ILS per person, per day to cover a stay in a mid-range hotel, two meals, and public transport.
If you're planning to sample local culinary delights during your stay, the average cost of a meal at a restaurant is around 60 ILS.
140 ILS
Average cost of a night’s accommodation in Israel
40 ILS
Average daily food budget per person
Good to Know
Here are a few price examples in Israel
6.70 ILS
A ticket for public transport
8.90 ILS
The price of a cup of coffee
31 ILS (Adult)
Entry to the Masada complex
20 ILS
A falafel pita
100–150 ILS
A taxi ride
33 ILS
Admission to the Yad Vashem Museum
Suggestions for your trip to Israel
- Jerusalem – a city of stunning architecture and cultural landmarks steeped in history.
- Bethlehem – a significant pilgrimage site and a location of deep symbolic meaning.
- Haifa – a UNESCO World Heritage Site and well worth a visit.
- Tel Aviv – a must-see destination, with vibrant districts, trendy spots, and beautiful beaches.
- Masada and the Dead Sea – iconic sites you shouldn’t miss.
- Diving – a top activity in Israel! Head to the Red Sea, home to some of the world’s most stunning and colourful coral reefs.
- Galilee – a haven for nature lovers and a perfect place to recharge.
A few facts about the Israeli Shekel (ILS)
Denominations of the Israeli Shekel
Banknotes: 20 ILS, 50 ILS, 100 ILS, 200 ILS
Coins: ½ ILS, 1 ILS, 5 ILS, 10 ILS, and 1, 10, and 50 agorot
Each banknote features a prominent figure from Israeli history, alongside an illustration of an event associated with them.
The shekel was introduced in 1985, replacing the old shekel.
Why exchange Israeli Shekels (ILS) with ChangeGroup?
ChangeGroup has been a leader in the foreign exchange market since 1992. To simplify your currency exchange, we’ve set up multiple bureaux de change across Sweden. You’ll find a wide range of over 60 currencies available – including the Israeli Shekel (ILS).
To exchange SEK to ILS, simply visit one of our branches or order currency online to benefit from a better rate and 0% commission. We recommend purchasing your shekels before you travel to avoid stress and unnecessary costs at your destination.
Traveling soon?
Here's how to easily exchange your money:
1. Choose your currency
Determine the amount you need to enjoy your trip abroad.
2. Place an order online
Create an account and finalise your order online to enjoy our best pricing.
3. Pay at the branch
Pick up your currency at one of our branches and pay by cash or bank card.