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My husband and I will be in Warnemunde on a cruise in July and plan on visiting Rostock, Schwerin, and Wismar. We wanted to know where he can exchange German marks for euros somewhere besides a Deutsche bank.

Thanks for any input.

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My husband and I will be in Warnemunde on a cruise in July and plan on visiting Rostock, Schwerin, and Wismar. We wanted to know where he can exchange German marks for euros somewhere besides a Deutsche bank.

Thanks for any input.

 

Deutsche Bank = Commercial Bank - they only do it for their customers.

 

You need to find a branch of Deutsche BUNDESbank (= German National Bank) which are called Landeszentralbank (= State Central Bank):

 

Warnemünde

Richard-Wagner-Straße 2

about a 15 minute walk from the cruise terminal

 

opens Monday to Friday 08.30 hrs to 13.00 hrs

 

I hope that you spend your tiime with the scouts...

 

If you follow my instructions to the the bike rental in Kirchenstraße:

 

http://heinbloed-cruiseguides.blogspot.com/2009/01/warnemunde-germany-bike-rental.html

 

then you continues right left to the market square

at the end of the market square (behind the church) the street continues as

Mühlenstraße which will meet Richard-Wagner-Straße on the left

 

But before you go...

 

If some coins are from this list:

 

http://www.bundesbank.de/download/bargeld/pdf/euro_dm_gedenkmuenzen5.pdf

 

http://www.bundesbank.de/download/bargeld/pdf/euro_dm_gedenkmuenzen10.pdf

 

http://www.bundesbank.de/download/bargeld/pdf/euro_dm_olympiamuenzen10.pdf

 

You better do not go there but come to me...

 

Just between "friends": "NO VALUE"... Ho Ho Ho...

With friends like me you do not need enimies...

 

so make sure that your money is all from this list...

 

http://www.bundesbank.de/bargeld/bargeld_dm.en.php

 

and...

 

when you are anyway there ask if they have maybe this for you:

 

http://www.ecb.int/euro/coins/comm/html/comm_2007.en.html

 

It's the castle of Schwerin - and could be a nice souvenir for your visit in Germany.

 

Regards,

HeinBloed

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Heinbloed,

Thanks for the reply. Your information as usual was very helpfull. My husband is a coin collector so he has gotten many foreign coins cheap and it would be nice if we could spend some of them on this trip. I am sure we will be picking up some souvenir coins in Germany as well.

CHCATS

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