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As Andalusia has been a part of Spain for several centuries, its history is influenced by the country. However, there are a lot of things one needs to know in order to fully understand the historical aspects of Andalusia. The earliest traces of civilization in the territory is claimed to be thousands of years old and the presence of oldest paintings in the world in the Caves of Malaga surely proves that. However, if development is taken into consideration, then it can be said that Andalusia started witnessing evolution during the period of the Phoenicians and the ancient Greeks.

After their fall, the Carthaginians took over the control. However, they couldn’t retain it for long as the Romans invaded them and conquered Andalusia. Hence, this present-day autonomous community became a part of the Roman Empire. The Romans ruled for a number of centuries until they were dethroned by other foreign powers including the Vandals, the Visigoths, and the Byzantines in subsequent years.

By the early 8^th century, the Muslim conquest of the Iberian Peninsula had happened and this led to the formation of several states across the region. During this period, the Iberian Peninsula was called Al-Andalus. Until the early 13^th century, a number of powers ruled the states of Andalusia and helped the territory score in the fields of education, trade, economy, politics, culture, and history.

Later on, after the decline of the last Almohad dynasty, new regions within the territory were developed and each of them was ruled by an independent ruler. During this period, Andalusia became one of the richest and most influential places in Spain.

Today, Andalusia is one of the major parts of Spain and is a prime tourist attraction in the city. Millions of people from across the globe visit it to savor its historical, natural, and architectural beauty. Over a period of time, Andalusia has developed quite a unique culture to explore and scrutinized.

One of the seventeen autonomous communities of Spain, Andalusia is spread over an area of about 87,268 sq. km and makes 17% of the total area of Spain approximately. It borders the Atlantic Ocean in the west as well as the Mediterranean Sea in the east and is the only place in Europe to have such geographical location.

Hence, it has a coastline of more than 1000 km stretching from east to the west. No wonder it houses some of the best beaches on the continent. Morocco and Portugal are the only nations that border Andalusia. France in the north borders Spain and hence, it is also one of the places in the proximity of Andalusia.

• The lowest point in Andalusia is the Mediterranean Sea at the sea level
• The highest point in Andalusia is Mulhacen about 3477 m above the sea level

Due to its varied topography, one can come across different types of terrains here. You get to witness the greatness of hills and mountains, the calmness of grasslands and forests, and the liveliness of beaches and shores. Andalusia is subdivided into eight provinces namely Almeria, Cadiz, Jaen, Malaga, Seville, Granada, Huelva, and Cordoba.

Art and Music

The art and music of Andalusia have been greatly influenced by a number of cultures that have ruled Spain in the past. That’s the reason the authentic art and music of Andalusia is actually a mix of numerous traditions and customs that have intersected with the lifestyle of Spain over a period of time.

People here have been very fond of the art and music of Spain since time immemorial. No wonder the territory hosts a dozen art exhibitions and music festivals every year. Andalusia has also been a great center of architecture for hundreds of years. Flamenco dance and music are some of the popular things that are native to the place.

However, due to the effect of globalization, indigenous art and music here have mixed up with its global counterparts. Hence, you would find people listening to all genres of music and admiring all kinds of art. Rock is equally loved and the cinema is adored too.

Food and Drink

Andalusian Cuisine is one of the unique cuisines in Spain and is mainly based on fried foods prepared from olive oil. Though there are several similarities between authentic Andalusian food and Spanish cuisine, Andalusian cuisine is noted for bringing wines, liquors, fishes, and seafood to the dining table.

Typical dishes here are savored with utmost interest and foodies from beyond the country enjoy them with great passion. Apart from relishing delicacies, people in Andalusia also love to enjoy drinks. Sherry is one of the most popular wines in the territory. Coffee and beer are also enjoyed by a majority.

Must-try Delicacies

Gazpacho, Fried fish, Puntillitas, Pestinos de miel, Salmorejo, Jamon, Paella Valenciana

Must-try Drinks

Spanish Coffee, Sherry Wine, Agua De Seville, Palo Cortado, Orange Wine, Cruzcampo

Hospitality

Like most of the countries in Europe, Spain too is filled with generous crowd and hospitable locals. That’s the reason tourists from around the world love visiting it again and again. And Andalusia in Spain is no exception as it is equally popular for people being kind and helpful to tourists. You can roam around freely and do things of your choice as this country is a free soul.

• Explore the best of Moorish culture in the cities and countryside region of Andalusia.
• Visit the Mediterranean as well as the Atlantic coasts and savor laid-back shores and pristine surroundings.
• Take a look at the largest city of Andalusia, Seville, and explore its beautiful malls, markets, and more.
• Visit the city of Pablo Picasso, Malaga, in Andalusia, and learn in detail about its ancient sites and age-old culture and lifestyle.
• Explore the mountainous region and go hiking, trekking, biking, camping, and more.
• Partake in a number of local festivities and witness the greatness of Moorish culture that has been in existence for centuries.
• Andalusia is quite affordable and one of the cheapest destinations to visit in Spain.
• With a rich history of cuisine, Andalusia food is too flavorsome to miss out on. Savor a wide range of local delicacies.

Andalusia has a temperate Mediterranean type of climate and hence, it gets cool to cold winters and warm to hot summers. Due to its location on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, it also experiences humidity to a certain extent.

• July is the hottest month in Andalusia with 29°C as average temperature.
• January is the coldest month in Andalusia with 12°C as average temperature.
• March is the wettest month in Andalusia with a rainfall of about 163 mm.

The summer season in Andalusia starts from June and ends in August, while the winter season in Andalusia starts from November and lasts until the end of February.

March to May and September to October

The best time to visit Andalusia is from March to May and September to October as this is the time when the sun isn’t uncomfortable and other weather conditions are quite optimum to relish surroundings. Hence, during this period, one can roam around and visit places without facing any climate issue. This is also the time when you would come across the most colorful Andalusia as the spring season steps in during March and lasts until May.

Average Andalusia Weather

• Average Andalusia Temperature in March: 15°C
• Average Andalusia Temperature in April: 16°C
• Average Andalusia Temperature in May: 21°C
• Average Andalusia Temperature in September: 30°C
• Average Andalusia Temperature in October: 20°C

Visit Andalusia with Family/Kids

• Start your day in Andalusia with a visit to its beautiful beaches to have great family time.
• Take your kids to different museums and art centers here.
• Visit theme parks at Seville for fun thrilling rides and 3-D mapping shows.
• Visit the amazing Tivoli World and enjoy great concerts, shows, shopping, and more.
• Take a ride away from the major cities of Andalusia and explore the small villages and towns of the territory.

Visit Andalusia as a Couple

• Record beautiful time together by the shores of Andalusia while watching delightful waves crashing on to your feet.
• Take your partner on a romantic dinner date in the cafes or restaurants and enjoy authentic Spanish cuisine.
• Visit the ancient monuments and historical places together and savor the legendary past of Andalusia.
• Take a boat ride in the seawaters of the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea and enjoy the colorful coastline of Andalusia.
• Book your stay in the countryside of Andalusia and relish the lush green surroundings of the place.
• Visit theatres and catch dance and music performances or plays.
• Enjoy the most adorable sunrise and sunset vistas in the city of Granada.

Visit Andalusia with Friends

• Take an adventurous route in the remotest parts of Andalusia and discover hidden beauties
• Go on a photography tour in the streets and markets of Seville and capture the liveliness of Andalusia.
• Explore the rich history and architecture of the place by visiting Alhambra, Royal Alcazar, and Plaza de Espana.
• Enjoy the magnificence of unexplored places like Marbella and El Rompido.
• Set your heart pumping with a thrilling trek in the mountains of Andalusia.

What to Buy?

• Ceramics and tiles
• Wine
• Antiques
• Flamenco dress
• Spanish cheese
• Guitar
• Marquetry
• Olive oil
• Leather goods

Alhambra

The prominent part of Andalusia tourism, Alhambra is a gorgeous palace and an amazing complex of ancient monuments that reflect the ancient artistry of Spain. It is claimed to have been built in the late 9^th century and hence, is one of the oldest complexes in the territory. Due to its sheer magnificence and historical significance, Alhambra has been inscribed to the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Visit it and gaze upon the unseen architecture of Andalusia and admire the details and intricate patterns over walls and pillars. The place is a heaven for history buffs and architecture lovers, one of the best things to do in Andalusia.

Price: $16.70 per person
Timings: 08:00 am to 02:00 pm and 04:00 pm to 07:00 pm

Seville Cathedral

One of the best things to see in Andalusia is the stunning structure of Seville Cathedral. On account of its irresistible incredible architecture and historical prominence, it has become a Spanish property of cultural interest. It is also one of the major UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Andalusia. Boasting of great Gothic structure adorned with beautiful spikes and complex designs and patterns, Seville Cathedral must be your destination while in Spain.

$10.70 per person
$5 for students
Free for children below 14 years of age

08:30 am to 07:30 pm
09:00 am to 06:00 pm on Sundays

Royal Alcazar

Another palace and one of the glamorous wonders of Andalusia, Royal Alcazar is all about the photogenic façade, a lively courtyard, and unfathomable designs. It has a history of more than 500 years as it was built for Peter, the King of Castile who lived during the 14^th century. However, today it is noted for being a heritage structure that stands tall with its marvelous complex and commendable tile work. From the main entrance to the courtyard and the hall to the gardens, every inch of the palace would grab your attention.

Price: $2.40 per person
Timings: 09:30 am to 07:00 pm

Beaches

If not for history, Andalusia is explored for its dazzling pristine beaches that decorate the glittery shore of Spain. Andalusia has a coastline stretching for more than 1000 kilometers and hence, it houses some of the best and most beautiful beaches in Europe. Visit them with your family, friends or partner and have a great time savoring nature. The must-visit beaches in Andalusia include Bolonia Beach, Playa del Cristo Beach, La Fontanilla, El Rompido, Torremolinos, and more.

 Price: No Entrance Fee
Timings: Anytime

Frigiliana

One of the least-unexplored and hidden Andalusia points of interest, Frigiliana is a small quaint picture-perfect town in Malaga and is mainly noted for being home to the Sierras of Tejeda, Almijara, and Alhama Natural Park. Hence, it is often visited by nature lovers and landscape photographers. However, within the town nourished the actual beauty. Those white-painted houses spread across lush greenery lend an impression of a heaven-like ambiance. So, do not forget to miss out on this veiled wonder of Andalusia.

Price: No Entrance Fee
Timings: Anytime

The Great Mosque of Cordoba

Also known as the Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba or the Cathedral of our Lady of the Assumption, the Great Mosque is located in the historic center of Cordoba and is an interesting site to look forward to. As it was once a place of Islamic worship, it is called the Great Mosque. However, it functions as a catholic church today. Have you seen such an amazing combination of religious architecture? If not, here is your chance. Pay a visit and find out in detail about its history and culture. It is also a part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Cordoba.

$12 for adults
$6 for children
Free for children below 14 years of age

08:30 am to 09:20 am and 10:00 am to 06:00 pm
08:30 am to 11:30 am and 03:00 pm to 06:00 pm (Sundays)

Plaza de Espana

Looking forward to capturing the high-spiritedness and peppiness of Andalusia in its cities? If yes, then Plaza de Espana in Seville would be a perfect destination for you. It is here you witness the crowd and the liveliness of Andalusia. The place has been in existence for almost 200 years and is surrounded by a bunch of architectural buildings and hence, is quite photogenic in nature. Come here and capture some noteworthy sunrise and sunset views. Also, mingle with locals and learn about the street culture of Seville.

Price: No Entrance Fee
Timings: Anytime

Major Cities to Visit in Andalusia

Seville

The capital city, Seville is one of the best places to visit in Andalusia for the city is vibrant, colorful, and boasts of old-world charm. It offers modern amenities with great ancient vibes. From the Royal Alcazar to the bell tower of La Giralda and the beautiful square of Plaza de Espana to the gothic architecture of Cathedral de Seville, everything would surely allure you. Other major places to visit in Seville include Torre del Oro, Seville Museum of Fine Arts, Archivo de Indias, and Amphitheatre of Italica. 

Cordoba

Another major city of Andalusia, Cordoba has a perfect amalgamation of nature and history. However, the culture in the city is equally fascinating to capture. Hence, it is also one of the best tourist attractions in Andalusia. From the Moorish architecture of the Mosque-Cathedral to the Roman ruins of Templo Romano, each and every corner in the city has something to share. Other prominent sights to witness here include Roman Bridge, La Mezquita, etc.

Malaga

Malaga is often known to be the place of Pablo Picasso, the great painter. However, the city is home to a lot more than what it is recognized for. It has the beautiful palace of Alcazaba, the interesting Picasso Museum, Malaga Cathedral, and a dozen of other historical and fascinating sites. Other must-visit places here include Roman Theatre, Gibralfaro, Tivoli World, Carmen Thyssen Museum, and more.

Other Significant Places To Visit In Andalusia

• Cadiz Cathedral
• Ronda
• Tabernas Desert
• Puerto Banus
• White Villages of Las Alpujarras
• Segura y Las Villas Natural Park
• Picasso Museum
• Marbella Old Town

Semana Santa
Also called the Holy Week, Semana Santa is one of the most popular and celebrated religious festivals in Andalusia and is enjoyed with full pride and vigor every year. This is the day when people come out in the open with the statue of their church's saint and march through streets and markets of their cities. These public processions are the major attractions of the festival. Do not miss out on this tradition if you are looking forward to exploring the roots of the Spanish culture in Andalusia.
Place: Seville, Malaga
Time: April

Feria de Seville
If fun is all you desire for while on your trip to Seville in Andalusia, then the celebrations of Feria de Seville, also called the Seville Annual Fair, must not be ignored. Partake in this beautiful festival and relish dancing, singing, dining, and drinking. The best local wines and cheese dishes are served. On this occasion, people wear flamenco dresses and other traditional outfits. Do attend the festival and witness the city of Seville drenched in convincing colors.
Place: Seville
Time: April

Christmas
Though Christmas is one of the most popular festivals on the planet, it has its own charm when celebrated in the beautiful territory of Andalusia. Streets twinkle with colorful lights, churches take the shape of glittering paradises and houses become factories of happiness. People also indulge in various activities such as family gathering, gift-giving, feasting, and more. Visit Andalusia during the festive season of Christmas and watch it smiling like a star.
Place: Across Andalusia
Time: December

Cruces de Mayo
Another festival that would bring a smile of joy and fascination to your face is the popular Cruces de May Festival, also known as Crosses of May Festival. It is celebrated to honor the cross upon which Lord Jesus was crucified. Hence, on this day people decorate their houses and neighborhoods and take part in a number of traditional activities. People savor local delicacies and relish the best of wines in Andalusia. Hence, it is quite an interesting and must-visit festival.
Place: Granada
Time: May

Patios de Cordoba
Cordoba has a lot more than just its historical sites and beautiful vistas. Patios de Cordoba is one of the festivals in Andalusia that would surely attract you with its customary practices. This is the day when people honor the nature of the city by decorating their streets and houses with colorful flowers. Walls and courtyards smile with leaves and petals and leave an everlasting impression on you. Do visit the festival if you desire to witness Cordoba soaked in liveliness.
Place: Cordoba
Time: May

• El Rico In Almonte
• Cadiz Carnivals
• Malaga August Fair
• Jerez Horse Fair
• Columbus Festivals

To visit Andalusia or Spain or any other country of the European Union, you need to obtain a valid visa unless you belong to a visa-exempt country. As per the visa policy of the Schengen Area, the following countries have the complete freedom of movement to/from Spain.

• European Union Citizens
• Iceland
• Norway
• Liechtenstein
• Switzerland
• United Kingdom
• Citizens of countries from the EU single market

Below-given is the list of all the countries that also do not need to apply for a tourist visa to enter the boundaries of Spain. However, with this, they can only stay for a maximum period of 90 days.

Albania, Andorra, Antigua, and Barbuda, Argentina, Australia, Bahamas, Barbados, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominica, El Salvador, Georgia, Grenada, Guatemala, Honduras, Hong Kong, Israel, Japan, Kiribati, Macau, Malaysia, Marshall Islands, Mauritius, Mexico, Micronesia, Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, New Zealand, Nicaragua, North Macedonia, Palau, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Samoa, San Marino, Serbia, Seychelles, Singapore, Solomon Islands, South Korea, Taiwan, Timor Leste, Tonga, Trinidad and Tobago, Tuvalu, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, United States, Uruguay, Vanuatu, Vatican City, Venezuela and British Nationals without “Freedom of Movement”

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• Above visa-exempt policies apply to all EU nationals except Ireland.
• Ireland has its own rules and regulations and completely operates as per its own visa policy.

Buses
Andalusia has an amazing system of buses within and outside cities. From air-conditioned to premium, you can choose from a wide range of buses. Buses are available at all the major tourist places across all towns, villages, and cities and hence, it is one of the most feasible options for getting around in Andalusia. You can use buses for travelling within a city and also to travel between cities and towns. Bus fare in Andalusia is roughly around $1.50 per trip.

Train/Metro
Cities like Malaga and Seville have a wonderful rapid transit metro system which is quite cheap and also one of the fastest means of transportation. Hence, it is preferred by a number of tourists while exploring around. All the major places in these cities are well connected to each other via this metro line.

The cost per ticket is about $1.55 if you travel within the same zone. If you move through two or three zones, then the cost increases to $1.90 and $2.10 respectively.

Cab/Taxi
Cab/Taxis are for those who do not compromise on comfort and are always looking forward to exploring places conveniently. If you are one amongst these, then cabs are the perfect option for you. Though they are not cheap in Andalusia, they do provide ultimate comfort while on the go. On average, a taxi would charge in the range of $60 - $100 for a day trip within a city.

Via Air Route
Andalusia has two major airports namely Malaga Airport and Seville Airport and both of them are greatly connected to the countries of the European Union and other parts of the globe. There are numerous direct flights serving places like UAE, Bahrain, Russia, UK, and more.

Hence, reaching Andalusia via the air route is the fastest and most comfortable way. Both the airports handle an influx of tourists in millions every year. From the airport, you can use local transport services to reach your destination.

Via Rail Route
The high-speed rail network of Spain called RENFE is spread across the major cities and towns of Andalusia. That's the reason one can easily reach the destination via the rail route. You can take trains from France and Portugal and within no time you would be relishing the beauty of Andalusia.

Moreover, during train journeys, you get to witness the lush green landscapes, towering hills, and pristine settlements of Europe. If you are coming from neighboring places of Andalusia, then it would a feasible option for you.

Via Road Route
Spain has a commendable network of roads and hence, you can either drive on your own or take public road transport to reach Andalusia. There are several buses from/to Portugal that ply on a regular basis. You can also use the European bus services to explore the different countries of the European Union.

Via Water Route
With a beautiful coastline that harbors some of the best beaches in Spain, Andalusia is greatly connected to other parts of Europe via the water route. From Morocco, you can reach Andalusia by ferry, and from other nearby places, you can either take speed boasts or cruise services to reach Andalusia.

Travel Tips

• Do proper research about the weather of the place before booking your tickets.
• Always keep a guide with you if you are visiting the historical places.
• Always have some hard cash in your pocket as you never know where you might need it.
• While visiting any restaurant, do read about its reviews on the internet as there are several places where you would regret going
• Stay with locals and spend time with them to understand local language, culture, and traditions.
• Attend theatre shows, dance performances, and singing concerts to explore the crowd scene of Andalusia.
• Visit popular places of Andalusia early in the morning to avoid the tourist crowd.
• The best time to visit Andalusia is from March until the end of May as you would experience the best of climate during this period.
• To learn about the rural raw lifestyle of Andalusia, spend a night in the countryside.
• Be aware of scammers as you might find them selling you fraud packages at popular tourist places.

Safety Tips

• Get a local guide along if you are taking an offbeat road trip in the remote regions of Andalusia.
• While exploring around at crowded places, keep a check on your belongings.
• Always carry a copy of your passport and a hotel card while excursing out to help you in case of emergencies.
• Save your drinks from getting spiked in the public. Do not leave your food unattended, especially in crowded tourist places.
• Do not flaunt your valuables in the public, especially at crowded tourist spots. Always leave them in your hotel room.
• Stay away from traveling through poorly-lit streets. Avoid traveling at night alone.

Health

• Consult your doctor and get the required vaccination for Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, Measles, Polio, Chickenpox, Pneumonia, and Rabies.
• Get your journey insured to help you in case of medical emergencies.
• Tap water is quite safe in Andalusia and hence, you need not rely on bottled water.
• Keep insect repellent with you while exploring the remote parts of the country.
• Always eat at cafes and restaurants that are popular amongst locals.

What to Pack?

• Travel documents
• Universal adapter
• Phone/Tablet/Laptop charger
• Face masks
• Hand sanitizers
• Sunscreen and Sunglasses
• Mosquito repellent
• Power Bank
• Bug spray
• Weather-favorable clothes
• Flip-flops and sandals
• Walking shoes
• Hat
• Beachwear

Dress Code & Etiquette

• Greet everyone with a large smile and shake your hands if you are meeting someone.
• Do not wear revealing clothing while visiting places of religious significance such as temples, churches, and mosques.
• Do respect local traditions and customs of Andalusia and do not make fun of their culture and practices.
• If you are invited over, then do bring along wine or chocolates or flowers as a customary gift.

Portugal
Portugal makes for an amazing excursion for the country borders Spain and has uncountable sights and flavors to offer. Like Spain, Portugal has a history, architecture, beaches, museums, modern wonders and more. Visit the landmarks of Belem Tower, Palace of Pena, Jeronimos Monastery and more. The country also has a number of mountains, grasslands, valleys, and streams to relish.

Morocco
Located off the southern coast of Andalusia, Morocco is another destination that would soothe your nerves with its quaint tourist spots. Venture off in its streets on a weekend and witness the greatness of its extraordinary lifestyle. Feel delighted in its vibrant markets or take a look at the beautiful skyscraper of Rabat. The must-visit places in Morocco are Marrakech Medina, Kasbah, Hassan II Mosque, Chefchaouen, Ait Ben Haddou, Rif Mountains, and Jemaa el Fna Square.

France
France has everything a traveler looks forward to. The country offers great art and architecture and also, history, food, and nature. It has Paris, the city of Romance as well as the Eiffel Tower, the symbol of love. The country has a number of UNESCO World Heritage sites to explore. Loiter peacefully on sandy shores or explore the vibrant nightlife of Europe. Shop your fashion style or revel in world-renowned French cuisine.

• Bullfighting is one of the most popular parts of the Spanish culture and hence, you would find around 70 bullfighting arenas only in Andalusia.
• The ancient harbor of Huelva in Andalusia is the place where Christopher Columbus started his expedition in the sea in the year 1492 to discover America.
• The Sierra Nevada Mountains in Andalusia is the only place in the continent where one can enjoy skiing and sunbathe on the same day.
• Located in the autonomous community of Andalusia, Malaga is the place where the great painter Pablo Picasso was born.
• The only rainforests of the Mediterranean coastline are found in the beautiful region of Andalusia.
• Though Madrid, Barcelona, and Valencia are often found on the list of globetrotters, the cities of Seville and Granada are the place where one can find the raw culture of Spain.
• Andalusia is also the only place in Europe that shares a coastline with both the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Ocean.
• Sherry produced from white grapes in Andalusia has a history of several centuries and is claimed to be one of the oldest wines in the world.

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Euro is the legal currency in Andalusia for the region belongs to Spain and is a part of the European Union. Euro has been in use for about two decades as it was introduced in Spain in the year 2002. Since then, it has been extensively used for exchanging goods and services across the country. In the past, Spain has used Spanish peseta (1869 to 2002), silver escudos (1864 to 1869), Spanish real (14^th century to 1864) and a few more as the legal tenders in the region. Today, the Euro is one of the strongest and most-traded currencies in the world as they dominate the global market

Symbol:€

Code: EUR

1 Euro = 100 cents

Few Andalusia money conversion rates for your reference (As of August 2020)

Euros to USD

1 EUR = 1.17 USD

Euros to AED

1 EUR = 4.31 AED

Euros to INR

1 EUR = 87.92 INR

Euro banknotes are found in the denomination of 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 and 500

Euro bank coins are found in the denomination of 1, 2, 50 cents, 20 cents, 10 cents, 5 cents, 2 cents, and 1 cent.