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Exchange Mexican Pesos (MXN) before travelling to Mexico
Planning a trip to Mexico? While many places accept credit cards, it’s always wise to have some local cash on hand. The Mexican Peso (MXN) is the official currency, and you’ll find that having pesos in advance makes your trip smoother—especially in smaller towns, local markets, or when tipping.
Before exchanging your SEK to MXN, check the exchange rate on our website to ensure you’re getting the best possible value. You can also refer to our sample daily budget to help estimate how much cash you might need for your trip.
Tips for planning your travel budget
A typical lunch in Mexico costs around 150 MXN, and dinner for two at a restaurant can be around 500 MXN. Tipping is customary and usually ranges between 10–15%, depending on the level of service.
If you’re travelling on a mid-range budget and want to enjoy local cuisine and attractions without feeling restricted, plan for an average of 1,100 MXN per person per day.
700 MXN
Average cost of accommodation per night
400 MXN
Typical daily food budget per person
Good to Know
Sample prices in Mexico
6–15 MXN
Public transport ticket
33 MXN
Cup of coffee
613 MXN
Entry to Templo Mayor de Mexico
50 MXN
A taco
250 MXN
Taxi from Benito Juarez Airport (Mexico City)
557 MXN
Entry to the Frida Kahlo Museuma
Travel Inspiration: What to do in Mexico
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When to go: For sunshine and milder temperatures, travel between October and June.
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Mexico City: A fascinating blend of historic charm and modern vibrancy. Must-sees include Constitution Square, Templo Mayor, Palace of Fine Arts, Chapultepec Castle, and the National Art Museum.
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Performances not to miss: Enjoy folkloric ballet and mariachi bands at Garibaldi Square.
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Street art: Take a walking tour and explore the city’s colourful urban art scene.
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Zona Rosa: One of Mexico City’s trendiest districts, full of shopping, nightlife and culture.
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Neighbourhood gems: Visit San Angel and Chimalistac, charming districts reminiscent of Coyoacán, but quieter and less crowded.
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Xochimilco: Hop aboard a brightly painted trajinera for a canal tour filled with music, snacks, and local vibes.
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Nightlife: From casual bars to vibrant clubs, there’s a music and dance scene for everyone.
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Beach escapes: Sunbathe on beaches like Delfines, Holbox, Norte, Mahahual, Mamitas, and Paraiso.
Facts about the Mexican Peso (MXN)
Denomination of Mexican Peso (MXN)
Banknotes: 20, 50, 100, 200, 500, and 1,000 MXN
Coins: 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 MXN and 10¢, 20¢, 50¢
The 20 and 50 peso notes are made from durable polymer, while the rest are printed on cotton paper. On the coins, you’ll often find Mexico’s national emblem—an eagle devouring a serpent, a symbol steeped in Aztec legend.
The Mexican Peso is the third most traded currency in the Americas, following the USD and Canadian dollars.
Why buy Mexican Pesos (MXN) from ChangeGroup?
ChangeGroup has been trusted by travellers since 1992, with conveniently located currency exchange offices across Sweden. We offer over 60 foreign currencies, including the Mexican Peso.
By ordering your MXN online, you benefit from favourable rates, 0% commission, and the convenience of collecting your currency from one of our exchange bureaus. We highly recommend purchasing pesos in advance to avoid unnecessary stress or additional costs once in Mexico.
Travel confidently with ChangeGroup – your partner in currency exchange.
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1. Choose your currency
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2. Place an order online
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3. Pay at the branch
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