Argentarii is a currency exchange located in the heart of Warsaw, in the Platinum Towers Gallery at 61 Grzybowska Street. We specialize in exchanging currencies such as US dollar (USD), euro (EUR), British pound (GBP) and Swiss franc (CHF), as well as AUD, CAD and HUF. We also buy gold and coins, including rare historical pieces.
Currency exchange plays a vital role in everyday life, enabling international transactions. Our exchange office is a safe destination for tourists and business clients alike. Thanks to competitive exchange rates and professional service, our customers always benefit from favorable conditions.
Currency Exchange Details
Argentarii offers a wide range of currency exchanges – we keep 24 currencies in stock, from the most popular ones to those most exchange offices do not carry. We also handle less common European currencies: Hungarian forint (HUF), Czech koruna (CZK), Ukrainian hryvnia (UAH), Swedish krona (SEK), Danish krone (DKK), Norwegian krone (NOK), Icelandic krona (ISK), Romanian leu (RON) and Georgian lari (GEL). Regularly updated exchange rates ensure clients always get the most current information.
We also keep the currencies people buy for a specific trip: Turkish lira (TRY) for Turkey, UAE dirham (AED) for Dubai, Albanian lek (ALL) for Albania and Chinese yuan (CNY) for China, Thai baht (THB) for Thailand and Vietnamese dong (VND) for Vietnam, plus the Korean won (KRW) for South Korea and the Japanese yen (JPY) for Japan and the Mexican peso (MXN) for Mexico and the Canadian dollar (CAD) for Canada and the Australian dollar (AUD) for Australia. We buy and sell all of them. For a larger amount or less common denominations, call a day ahead and we will have the cash ready at an agreed time. The full list of currencies is on our currency exchange page in Warsaw. In the same branch we also run gold buying in Warsaw and bullion gold coin buying. Valuation is free and settlement is in cash on the spot.
Good to know: currency rates are influenced by many factors — the country’s economic situation, central bank monetary policy, and global events. Monitoring these aspects helps you make better-informed financial decisions.


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