Converting euros to Australian dollars: What is the best exchange rate?

Gabrielle Figueiredo

Planning a dream trip to Australia? You’ll need to make sure you’ve got a plan to manage your spending in AUD while you're there. This guide looks at currency exchange from euros to Australian dollars in central Dublin and the airport.

We’ll also touch on the Wise Account as an alternative for exchanging money without needing to go to an exchange office. Just open a Wise account, add euros and convert to Australian dollars in a few taps, to spend or withdraw with your Wise card when you travel.

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Where can I exchange euros to Australian dollars in Dublin?

If you’re planning your trip to Australia you’ll need to know how to exchange euros to Australian dollars to spend while you’re there. Here are the most common options:

Money exchange offices

  • Get an in-person exchange by calling into a physical money exchange store - check currency availability in advance, as AUD is not always held in stock
  • Order in advance with click and collect services from providers like ICE and No1 Currency Exchange, so you’ll know your AUD will be available when you need them
  • Use No1 Currency Exchange for home delivery - buy your Australian dollars online and have them delivered to your doorstep by a courier

Banks
Some banks offer account holders ways to order AUD online and call in to collect them a few days later - Bank of Ireland¹ has this service for existing customers

Post office
Select An Post branches have AUD currency exchange - this isn’t offered in all post office branches, though, so do check the branch you choose has the service before you travel

Dublin Airport
ICE Currency Exchange has 5 different locations in Dublin Airport across T1 and T2, allowing you to get your Australian dollars as you travel

⚠️ AUD isn’t the most commonly requested currency, and so not all providers or branches will have it in stock. Before you travel, make sure the location you’re heading to has the amount of AUD you need handy, and check if there are any other requirements to know about - you're often asked to take along an ID document for example.

Alternative: Exchange currency online

Looking for an easier way to exchange euros to Australian dollars? Try Wise. Open a Wise account via website or in the Wise app, and order your Wise card for easy spending and withdrawals when you’re down under. Add money in euros, then convert to AUD with the mid-market rate, and manage your money between EUR and AUD easily.

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Exchanging euros to Australian dollar in Dublin: Locations and addresses

Here’s a rundown of some popular central Dublin and airport locations for currency exchange - if you’re looking for a different area of Dublin, the providers all have branch locator tools on their websites allowing you to search for the office closest to you.

ServicesAddressPhone numberOther details
No1 Currency Exchange²1 Lower O'Connell Street Dublin 1 Dublin Dublin 1018745005Open 9am - 6pm weekdays, 10am - 5.30pm Saturday, closed Sunday
No1 Currency Exchange²1 Westmoreland Street Ground Floor Dublin Dublin 2016706724Open 9am - 7pm weekdays, 10am - 7pm Saturday, 10.30 - 5pm Sunday
ICE Currency Exchange³2 locations in Dublin Airport T2: After Security - Departures T2 Baggage Hall T2 - beside belts 4&58141453Opening hours depend on the flight schedule
ICE Currency Exchange³3 locations in Dublin Airport T1: Landside Arrivals Hall T1 Pre Security- Departures T1 The Street - Post-Security T18141453Opening hours depend on the flight schedule
An Post⁴General Post Office, O'connell Street Lower, Dublin 101-70588338:30 - 6pm Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Saturday 9am opening Tuesday
An Post⁴Saint Andrew Street Post Office, 19-24 Saint Andrew Street, Dublin 201-70582569am - 6pm Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 9:30am opening Tuesday 9am - 1pm Saturday
An Post⁴Usher's Quay Post Office, 5 Usher's Quay, Dublin 801-67792019am - 5:30pm Monday to Friday
FexcoWestmoreland St, Temple Bar, DublinNot available9:30 - 6pm Monday to Friday 10am - 6pm Saturday, 10:30am - 5pm Sunday

Listed branches are selected for central and traveller friendly locations - other locations are available

What is the best exchange rate for euro to Australian dollar?

Banks and money exchange services set their own euro to Australian dollar exchange rate, which can be confusing and make it tricky to find the best available service.

To find the best exchange rate for euro to Australian dollar it helps to know the live mid-market exchange rate. This is the mid-point of the buy and sell rates used on global wholesale markets, and often used as a benchmark for a fair deal.

Generally, finding a provider which uses the mid-market rate (like Wise does) - or as close as possible to it - will mean you end up with the lowest overall costs in the end and possibly a better deal.

You can also look at the exchange rate euro to Australian dollar history and trends, so you’ll know when the rate is favourable. We’ve got a bit more about that coming up in a moment.

Exchange euros to Australian dollars with Wise online

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Before your trip, you can open a Wise Account via website or in the Wise app to convert EUR to AUD using the mid-market exchange rate, with low, transparent fees.

Then by ordering the Wise card you can make contactless payments when you’re in Australia, and also cash withdrawals at ATMs, meaning you don’t need to carry large amounts of cash with you.

That’s simple and secure, and means you get the mid-market rate without needing to take time out of your day to head out to a physical money exchange service.

Check the exchange rate euro to Australian dollar history

Keep an eye on the rate trends, and learn about the exchange rate euro to Australian dollar history with the Wise currency converter. Keep up with changes in the rate so you can lock in a good rate when you see it, and plan your travel budget more effectively.

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What you should know before exchanging money

Your trip to Australia will be the adventure of a lifetime. Here are a few final thoughts to make sure your money goes as far as possible when you’re there:

  • Bear in mind that not all money changers in Dublin stock AUD: call in advance to ask if the provider you pick has sufficient AUD in stock for your conversion
  • Avoid the airport if you can: converting your currency at the airport seems convenient but can mean paying more than you expect - look at the rates on offer, to check you’re getting a good deal before you complete your exchange
  • Be wary of providers which seem too good to be true: services which say they offer ‘no fees’ or ‘0% commission’ still need to make a profit, and so are likely to add their costs and revenue into the exchange rate you’re offered
  • Track the mid-market rate: finding a provider which uses the mid-market rate can be a good way to lock in a decent deal. Use the Wise currency converter to get familiar with the EUR/AUD mid-market rate to help you compare
  • Don’t carry too much cash: the last thing you need during your holiday is to be the victim of crime. Carrying lots of cash might make you vulnerable to thieves or pickpockets - take a low cost ATM card for withdrawals instead
  • Consider a multi-currency account and card: an account from a provider like Wise can cut out the hassle and allow you to manage your travel spending with just your phone via app.

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Sources used:

  1. Bank of Ireland - currency exchange
  2. No1 Currency Exchange
  3. ICE
  4. An Post

Sources last checked on date: 7th October, 2025


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