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Don't forget to buy your Israeli Shekels (ILS) before you leave for Israel..

Planning a trip to Israel, a country awash with culture and history? Get ready to be amazed and have an extraordinary time. To travel safely, we advise travellers to find out the most information about the country they are traveling to before they leave. Especially about the use of the local currency, which is the Israeli shekel (ILS). In many cases you will be able to use your bank cards without any problems, while in others you will absolutely need to have cash. So, to be well prepared, we suggest that you exchange israeli shekels before your departure in order to find the best rate.

Practical tips for planning your budget

362 ILS! That's how much you'll need per day per person to stay in a mid-range hotel, to enjoy two meals and for your public transport ticket.

If you plan to try out the culinary specialities at a restaurant during your stay, the average cost is 60 ILS for one meal.

140 ILS

Average cost of a one night stay

40 ILS

Average food budget per person per day

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Some price indications in Israel

6.70 ILS

Public transport ticket

8.90 ILS

The price of a cup of coffee

31 ILS/Adult

Entrance fee to the Masada complex

20 ILS

A Falafel pita

100-150 ILS

A taxi ride from the airport to Tel Aviv

33 ILS

A visit to the Yad Vashem Museum

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Some suggestions

Jerusalem, a city that promises stunning architecture, cultural sites that are also of historical value.
Bethlehem, an important pilgrimage site and a symbolic place.
Haifa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and well worth a visit.
A stop in Tel Aviv is a must! You will find typical neighbourhoods but also trendy places and beaches.
A visit to the site of Massada and the Dead Sea!
Diving is also a must in Israel. For this, head to the Red Sea. It has one of the most beautiful and colourful coral reefs in the world.
For those who like to get out into nature to revitalise themselves, Gaillée is just waiting for you.

Some facts about the Israeli Shekels

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Denominations of the Israeli Shekels

Notes: 20 ILS, 50 ILS, 100 ILS, 200 ILS
Coins: ½ ILS, 1 ILS, 5 ILS and 10 ILS, and 1, 10 and 50 agorot.

The shekel was introduced in 1985, replacing the old shekel.

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Why buy Israeli Shekels (ILS) with Change Group?

ChangeGroup has been a leader in the currency market and monetary services since 1992. To facilitate the purchase of your currencies, the company has set up several exchange bureaus across the UK which are very well located, for instance in main airports like Gatwick and Luton. During your visit you will discover a wide range of 60 currencies among which you can pick the Israeli shekel (ILS). For your israeli shekels exchange, you just have to go to one of our exchange offices or order your currencies on our website at a better rate and no commission fee. Opt for our home delivery service for only £ 11.95 to save time before you leave for planning your trip and receive your order the next day! If you're not sure as to the amount you want to exchange, get the buyback guarantee for £ 5.99 allowing you to bring back your remaining currencies and exchagne them for pounds.

Traveling soon?

Here's how to easily exchange your money:

1. Choose your currency

Determine the amount you need & enjoy our best price deals online

2. Select delivery method

Choose between branch pick-up and free next day home delivery. Create an account and finalise your order.

3. Receive travel money

Pick-up your currency from one of our branches or have it delivered conveniently at your doorstep. Enjoy your trip!

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