We are on a river cruise stopping in Belgrade, Serbia, Bulgaria & Romania.... most tours are inclusive so we'd only be buying souvenirs; do these Countries accept Euros? Otherwise we'll use credit cards.
Thank you,
Jean
Posted by
Edmonds, WA 🌨 ☂
11181 posts
Romania-- Leu
Bulgaria- Lev
Serbia- Dinar
If they take euros it will be at a disadvantageous rate. Using a credit card would be the better oprion
Posted by
OP
500 posts
I do know this but some vendor don't take credit cards and I wanted to know if they do take Euros!
Posted by
Washington DC
27137 posts
Some very touristy places might, but at a bad conversion rate. In other words, your lunch priced at the equivalent of US $20 if paid in local currency might cost you the equivalent of US $21.50 or a bit more if you paid with euro currency. Government-run sites tend not to accept foreign currency.
Posted by
Sweden
6409 posts
In that case I think the simple answer is that some will accept euros and some won't. The exchange rate won't be good, but none of the countries you mention are known for being expensive so it might not matter that much.
Posted by
OP
500 posts
Thank you all,
Jean