At our currency exchange office in the city center, ul. Mickiewicza 22, we buy and sell the European currency euro - we always have the best prices, not only for regular customers. Exchange euros safely and quickly. Are you looking for a good exchange rate, do you exchange frequently? Ask for a loyalty card and start earning. We have a well-located and functional point with a safe cabin. Kantor Grand means high quality services, excellent prices and safety. The euro is currently the most popular currency convertible in currency exchange offices, this is primarily related to the changes that occurred after the opening of labor markets in the West and the exchange of currencies in the 19 largest European countries entering the euro zone. Our compatriots working in Germany, Austria, the Netherlands and Belgium returning to Poland certainly want to exchange currency at the most favorable rate possible.

What does the euro exchange rate depend on? The current euro to Polish zloty exchange rate presented depends on quotations on the currency exchange, economic and political situation. Currently, during the period of tensions between European countries and Russia, the euro exchange rate is experiencing large fluctuations.

Our motto "the best prices in town" is a guarantee of obtaining the best current price. Ask about the current rate, negotiate the price, call us or visit our facility - you are welcome! One euro is divided into 100 cents, you can also see the name eurocent to clearly determine which currency we are dealing with. All coins that can have the following values: 2€, 1€, 50c, 20c, 10c, 5c, 2c, 1c are engraved in the background with a map of Europe, but it only contains 15 member countries where the eurocurrency was initially introduced. As you can see below, we have presented all banknotes with the largest denominations of €500, €200, €100, €50, €20, €10 and €5 issued in 2013, each of them has its own color and depicts elements of European architecture.

Euro has common patterns on both sides and the design itself was made by Austrian designer Robert Kalina. As some people know, the European currency was created under the provisions of the 1992 Treaty concluded in Maastricht. Belonging to the European Union does not guarantee possession of this currency, but many strict criteria must be met, including: low budget deficit below three percent of GDP low inflation and interest rates percentages close to the EU average.

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