Currency in Poland – The Polish Zloty (PLN)

What currency should you take to Poland?

The official currency of Poland is the Polish zloty, internationally abbreviated as PLN. The currency symbol is zł.

Key Information About the Polish Zloty

If you’re planning a trip to Poland, it’s important to get familiar with the local currency, as Poland is not part of the Eurozone and does not use the euro.

How is the Polish Zloty Structured?

1 zloty is divided into 100 groszy (singular: grosz).

Banknotes in Circulation:

• 10 PLN
• 20 PLN
• 50 PLN
• 100 PLN
• 200 PLN
• 500 PLN

Coins in Circulation:

• 1, 2, 5 groszy
• 10, 20, 50 groszy
• 1 PLN
• 2 PLN
• 5 PLN

Polish banknotes feature historic monarchs and important symbols of the country’s heritage. The reverse side often includes representations of national landmarks or artefacts.

To view current banknote designs, visit the “Banknotes” section on the product page or the official website of the National Bank of Poland (Narodowy Bank Polski).

Typical Prices in Poland (approx.):

• Bread (0.5 kg) – ~4 PLN
• Mineral water (1.5 L) – ~2.50 PLN
• Espresso coffee – ~10 PLN

For more travel insights, read our article: “What Currency Should You Take to Poland?”

Polish Zloty Exchange Rate – What Is PLN Worth?

To check the current exchange rate between the Polish zloty and British pound (GBP):

• Visit the “Currencies” tab
• Or view our live exchange rate chart page for real-time data

How Much Is the Polish Zloty in GBP?

Wondering how much 100 PLN is in pounds?

Use the currency calculator. Enter the amount in GBP and instantly see the equivalent value in PLN, based on the latest exchange rates.

Why Buy PLN from Tavex UK?

You’ll benefit from:

• Excellent exchange rates
• Trusted customer service

Whether you're heading to Kraków, Warsaw, the Tatra Mountains, or the Baltic coast – order your PLN in advance and enjoy a smooth and stress-free start to your trip.