Czech Republic

The official currency of the Czech Republic is Koruna (CZK)

CZK (Czech Republic Koruna)
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Czech Republic Currency Guide

A land of fairy-tale castles, historic towns, and vibrant cultural scenes, the Czech Republic offers a unique blend of charm and history. From exploring the cobblestone streets of Prague to sipping world-renowned Czech beer, this country provides an unforgettable travel experience.

Budget Per Day in the Czech Republic

Taking Travel Money to Czech Republic

If you’re travelling to the Czech Republic, you’ll need to exchange your Australian Dollar (AUD) for Czech Koruna (CZK). Although card payments are widely accepted, having some cash is recommended for smaller towns, markets, and tips.

Czech Republic Notes

Is it better to convert currency in Australia or Czech Republic?

It is advisable to convert your currency in Australia before travelling to the Czech Republic to secure better exchange rates. While ATMs are available throughout the country, fees may vary, and finding AUD-friendly exchange offices can be challenging.

Is Tipping Customary in the Czech Republic?

How much cash can I take to Czech Republic?

When entering the Czech Republic, you must declare amounts exceeding EUR 10,000 (or equivalent in other currencies) at Customs.

Where to convert currency?

Crown Currency Exchange offers competitive rates for AUD to CZK conversions. Visit one of our 60+ locations across Australia for hassle-free currency exchange.

What is ATM access like in Czech Republic?

ATMs are widely available in cities and towns. Most accept international cards, including Visa and Mastercard. To avoid extra fees, ensure your bank supports overseas withdrawals.

 

Is tipping customary in Czech Republic? How much is expected?

Tipping is customary but not mandatory in the Czech Republic:

Restaurants: Round up the bill or leave 10% for good service.
Hotels: CZK 20-50 for housekeeping or porters.
Taxis: Round up to the nearest 10 CZK or tip 10% for excellent service.

What should you budget per day in the Czech Republic?

Budget

CZK 1,000/day: Stay in hostels, eat at local eateries, and use public transport.

Moderate

CZK 2,000/day: Stay in mid-range hotels, dine at casual restaurants, and explore key attractions.

Luxury

CZK 4,000+/day: Stay in luxury accommodations, indulge in fine dining, and enjoy private tours.

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Must-Do's in Czech Republic

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Visit Prague

Explore the stunning capital city with its iconic Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, and the Astronomical Clock.

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Visit Český Krumlov

Visit this UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its well-preserved medieval town and picturesque castle.

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Visit Karlovy Vary

Relax in this famous spa town, renowned for its hot springs and beautiful architecture.

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Visit Kutná Hora

Discover the Sedlec Ossuary, also known as the 'Bone Church,' and other historical landmarks.

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Visit Moravian Wine Region

Taste some of the country’s best wines and enjoy scenic vineyard landscapes.

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Czech Republic FAQ's

What Do Czech Koruna Banknotes & Coins Look Like?

Czech banknotes feature famous cultural and historical figures, while coins depict important symbols of the Czech Republic.

What is the Currency History of the Czech Republic?

The Czech Koruna was introduced in 1993 after the peaceful split of Czechoslovakia. It replaced the Czechoslovak Koruna and has remained the official currency.

What is the Economic Situation Like in the Czech Republic?

The Czech Republic has a high-income, export-oriented economy. Key industries include automotive, electronics, and machinery, with tourism playing a vital role.

Currency Fact Sheet

Official Currency

Czech Koruna

Currency Symbol

CZK

Nickname

Koruna

Bank note

CZK 100, CZK 200, CZK 500, CZK 1,000, CZK 2,000, CZK 5,000

Currency Code

CZK

Currency bank

Czech National Bank

Currency Sub-Unit

Heller = 1/100

Coins

CZK 1, CZK 2, CZK 5, CZK 10, CZK 20, CZK 50