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Don’t forget to buy Polish Zloty (PLN) before travelling to Poland
Planning a trip to Poland? From medieval castles and baroque palaces to historic towns, mountain ranges, lakes, and vast forests, your journey promises to be unforgettable. Before you go, it's essential to familiarise yourself with the local currency. In Poland, cash is often preferred—so having some Polish Zloty (PLN) in your pocket will make your travels smoother and more convenient.
We recommend checking the SEK to PLN exchange rate in advance to ensure you get the best deal and travel fully prepared.
Smart tips for budgeting your trip
In Poland, tipping—known as “napiwek”—isn’t obligatory, but it’s always appreciated. To make tipping easier when you feel it’s deserved, we advise exchanging some SEK to PLN ahead of your journey.
Plan for an average daily budget of around 230 PLN, which will cover accommodation, two meals, and public transport. A meal at a mid-range restaurant costs around 60 PLN, and offers the chance to sample local delicacies like plenze, pounchkis, and plasek.
100 PLN
Average cost of one night’s stay
90 PLN
Typical daily food budget per person
Good to Know
Common prices in Poland
3.6 PLN
Public transport ticket
11 PLN
Price of a cup of coffee
99 PLN
Kraków city pass
11 PLN
Potato dumplings (Poland’s national dish)
2.5 PLN/km
Taxi fare per kilometre
20 PLN
Entry to the National Museum in Warsaw
Ideas for your Polish adventure
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Kraków, Poland’s cultural capital, is a must-visit. The Basilica of St. Mary and the city’s medieval vibe are enchanting.
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Visit Warsaw, the capital city, where old-world charm meets modern energy.
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Discover Wrocław, a unique architectural blend of Prussian, Bohemian, and Austrian influences.
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Cruise along the coast to explore the historic port city of Gdańsk.
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Don’t miss the UNESCO-listed salt mines, one of Poland’s most fascinating attractions.
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Explore Malbork, home to one of Europe’s most impressive medieval castle ruins.
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Embrace nature in Ojców National Park, one of Poland’s many stunning green spaces.
A few facts about the Polish Zloty (PLN)
Polish Zloty denominations
Banknotes: 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, and 200 zloty
Coins: 1, 2, 5 groszy; 10, 20, 50 groszy; 1, 2, and 5 zloty
The current version of the zloty was introduced in 1995, replacing the old currency from 1950.
Many of the banknotes feature iconic Polish figures, including Pope John Paul II, who was born in Poland.
Why exchange Polish Zloty (PLN) with ChangeGroup?
ChangeGroup has been a trusted name in foreign exchange since 1992, with numerous branches across Sweden and a portfolio of 60 global currencies, including the Polish Zloty.
By ordering online via our website, you benefit from competitive SEK–PLN rates and 0% commission. ChangeGroup’s conveniently located bureaus across Sweden make it easy to pick up your travel money hassle-free. Buy your PLN before you travel and avoid unnecessary charges or stress 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.