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What is the best currency to take when visiting Istanbul and the rest of Turkey? |
Is it Turkish lire, euro, sterling or US dollars |
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Qu'est ce que tu pense?
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Take Turkish lira with you because that's the currency we officially use. Most places accept Euros, so if that's all you can manage, then you'll be fine with that too. US dollars on the other hand...I wouldn't even bother. Just stick to Liras as your first choice and don't use dollars. |
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daddy cool
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züd afrikaaner rand or japanese yen |
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James
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The currency of Turkey is Turkish Lira, so you'd be best off taking that. Some places will probably accept Euros, but you'd get a shitty exhange rate. |
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most of the touristic places accept Euro or US Dollars, and also global brands such as markets, clothing etc. accept too.
but if you'll go to a non-touristic place, Turkish New Lira will be the best option. |
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beatrice
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Anyone you like!I did take Euros.You can change it there. |
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if u visiting Turkey what else would be best but having turkish lira.
1:) Turkish Lira
2:) Us dollars
3:) Euro
4:) Sterling
There are exchange offices all over Turkiye so you better take ur most sterling there and get it echange over there. deffinetly better rates. |
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berk
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Us dollar, euro, english pound, krons of scandinavian countries, japanese yen...You can exchange them all in the exchange offices that you can find everywhere around.
But you have to exchange your money into turkish lira, the currency in Turkey is turkish lira and you can't just go to any restaurant in Istanbul for instance and try to pay in dollars or in euro because they will not accept it.Only at extremely touristic places you can make your payments in foreign currency...Shops at which %90 of the shoppers are foreign tourists.
These kind of questions are making me angry..Do I ask will the shops in London will accept my turkish liras...No I don't... |
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US Dollars and Euro |
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sterling is good because its worth higher then all |
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Ladybug Queen of Lazistan
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euro or dollars...sterling will do it too... |
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Colin-why?
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Always carry some currency from Zimbabwe, in case you get mugged!!! |
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They love US Dollars and as they are really cheap at the moment I would take them.
Basically they love any currency but be careful where you change it as rates differ enormously. |
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