What is the official currency of Sweden?
Swedish krona Click to see full answer. Simply so, are Euros accepted in Sweden?Sweden does not have the Euro! The vast majority of stores, restaurants and other businesses in Sweden do not accept any other currency than kronor (plural of krona). The few exceptions are some shops in areas frequented mainly by tourists, like Gamla…
Swedish krona Click to see full answer. Simply so, are Euros accepted in Sweden?Sweden does not have the Euro! The vast majority of stores, restaurants and other businesses in Sweden do not accept any other currency than kronor (plural of krona). The few exceptions are some shops in areas frequented mainly by tourists, like Gamla Stan in Stockholm, where Euros may be accepted.Also, does Sweden have its own currency? Sweden does not currently use the euro as its currency and has no plans to replace the krona in the near future. Sweden’s Treaty of Accession of 1994 made it subject to the Treaty of Maastricht, which obliges states to join the eurozone once they meet the necessary conditions. Consequently, can you still use cash in Sweden? Cash is used in Sweden but a lot less than in other countries in Europe like Spain or Germany. Souvenirs shops and other stores can reject cash payments and even some churches and sellers at street markets prefer payments by credit card or by sending money to a mobile phone number.How much is a cup of coffee in Sweden?A coffee costs around 25kr and the price will often buy you more than one cup.
