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Slovenia uses the euro, adopted on 1 January 2007 as the first of the ten states that joined the EU in 2004 to enter the eurozone — no currency to convert if you're coming from another euro-area country. Cards are widely accepted in Ljubljana's hotels and restaurants, though small gostilne, market stalls and rural guesthouses often prefer cash. If you're travelling from outside the euro area, it helps to know the current exchange rate before you go. Rates below are approximate — use your bank or card provider for real-time rates when making actual payments.
Rates are indicative and approximate — always check your bank or card provider for the exact rate when paying or withdrawing cash in Slovenia. Bring smaller euro notes: large denominations are often refused by taxis, market stalls and small guesthouses.