Should you take cash to Lisbon?

The currency in Lisbon is the Euro (EUR)Be it a taxi ride, an ice cream or admission to a museum, It's always a good idea to carry some cash on a city break. Order your travel money before you get there and you won't have to worry about being stung by high rates.

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How much cash do you need in Lisbon?

Generally, a mid-range tourist should expect to spend €120 per day while in Lisbon. This amount does not include accommodation (around €70 – €150 per room per night), flights, or highly expensive, gimmicky tours.

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Can you use US dollars in Lisbon?

The currency of Portugal is the Euro. US dollars are not accepted.

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Should I bring cash to Lisbon?

Does Lisbon prefer cash or card?

Cash in LisbonWhile most places in Lisbon will take your card, there are still many places that operate on a cash-only basis. These are smaller pubs and restaurants, corner shops and small businesses, and some local deliveries.

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Should I get euros before going to Lisbon?

It's a good idea to exchange at least some money — just enough to cover airport incidentals and transportation to your hotel — before you leave home (though don't expect the exchange rate to be ideal), so you can avoid lines at airport ATMs (automated teller machines).

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Is Lisbon a cashless city?

Cash in LisbonWhile most places in Lisbon will take your card, there are still many places that operate on a cash-only basis.

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