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I visited Dubrovnik in early December expecting to spend mostly euros, given the peg and impending switch. In reality I used only kuna. Almost all restaurants,
by darrenf 4y ago
I visited Dubrovnik in early December expecting to spend mostly euros, given the peg and impending switch. In reality I used only kuna. Almost all restaurants, market stalls and shops were accepting HRK only and none of the ATMs were dispensing EUR. To me it seemed so bizarre with only 3 weeks to go - and a big contrast to my experience in Amsterdam before their switch in 2002.
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- input_sh 4y agoNext 14 days are the most bumpy part of the ride. Whenever you purchase with HRK, you'll get your change in EUR. ATMs that are dispensing HRK will stop working, but those that dispense EUR will be available for no fees regardless of the bank.
- jq-r 4y agoWell, nobody was accepting euro much (legally), because well, it would be illegal. Dunno how it was in Amsterdam in 2002, but for the next 15 days a lot of smaller businesses just won't work until the 15th when kuna is officially not accepted anywhere anymore and everything has to be in Euro.