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Don’t forget to buy Mexican pesos (MXN) before you leave for Mexico

When planning your trip to Mexico, it is important to be aware of the local currency. In many cases you will be able to pay with your credit cards, but in others you will need to buy Mexican pesos as it is always important to have some cash. Before converting euros to mxn, do check the rate on our website so that you can find the best deal possible. As a first step, check the recommended daily budget. You will then know how many pesos you need to exchange.

Practical tips for planning your budget

For lunch in Mexico, the cost is 150 MXN, which can vary depending on the time of year and the place you are in. For dinner, a restaurant meal for two people will cost around 500 MXN

In Mexico, depending on the quality of service, the tip can vary from 10 to 15% of the bill.

If you are travelling to Mexico on a medium budget and do not want to restrict yourself in terms of food and activities, it will cost you an average of 1,100 Mexican pesos per day per person.

700 MXN
Average cost of a one night stay

400 MXN
Average food budget per person per day

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Good to know

Some price indications in Mexico

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6-15 MXN

A one way metro ticket

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33 MXN

Price of a cup of coffee

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65 MXN

Excursion to templo mayor de mexico

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50 MXN

A tacos

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250 MXN

A taxi ride from airport to city centre

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557 MXN

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Some suggestions for your stay in Mexico

 

If you want a sunny trip, favour the months of October to June.

Mexico City is a dynamic city, both historic and very modern, with a lot to offer.

What to see in Mexico: Constitution Square, the Temple Mayor, the Palace of Fine Arts, the National Art Museum, Chapultepec Castle.

The shows are not to be missed in Mexico: the folkloric ballets, the mariachis of Garibaldi Square.

Discover the street art, it will be a great walk around the city.

The Zona Rosa, located in Colonia Juarez, is one of the most modern, touristic and lively corners of the capital. Not to be missed.

In the same spirit as Coyoacan but less crowded, we have the typical neighbourhoods of San Angel and Chimalistac, which are stuck to the latter, in the south of Mexico City.

A little tour of the trajineras will certainly leave its mark on you!

If you are used to bars and clubs, you will have a whole range of them at your disposal. In terms of music, there is something for everyone. This should be part of your trip if you are a nightlife enthusiast.

The playas for a great travel tan: Delfines, Holbox, Norte, Mahahual, Mamitas, Paraiso and many others.

 

Some facts about the Mexican Peso

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Denominations of the Mexican peso

Notes: 20 MXN, 50 MXN, 100 MXN, 200 MXN, 500 MXN, 1,000 MXN.
Coins: 1 MXN, 2 MXN, 5 MXN, 10 MXN, 20 MXN, 10¢, 20¢ 50¢. 

The Mexican peso was first issued by the American Bank Note Company of New York between 1925 and 1934. The 20 and 50 peso banknotes were printed in polymer while the rest of the notes were printed on cotton paper.

Cotton grown in various countries, representing an essential crop for the global economy and textile industry.
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The Mexican peso is the third most popular currency in the Americas, just after the US and Canadian dollars. The coins feature the national coat of arms of Mexico, for example, with an eagle devouring a snake.

Why buy Mexican pesos from Change Group?

ChangeGroup has been on the monetary services market since 1992 and offers an excellent customer service to its clients. The company has set up a wide coverage with many exchange bureaus in France. In addition, you will find a large choice of 60 currencies, including the Mexican peso. When you exchange your euros to MXN, remember to check the rate of the pseo on our website before visiting any exchange bureau as when buying online, you will benefit from 0% commission. Another advantage of buying from ChangeGroup is that you can get your travel money delivered at your doorstep in a few days only. You can also sell your remaining travel money, once back from your trip, at the same exchange rate if you get our Buy-Back guarantee for only 6.95€

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Here's how to easily exchange your money:

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1.Choose your currency

Determine the amount you need to enjoy your trip abroad.

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2.Select delivery method

Choose between  home delivery or branch pick-up. Create an account & finalise your order.

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3.Receive your currency

Collect your currency from a branch near you or have it delivered right to your door. Enjoy your trip!