1. It's best to go shopping with the national currency, which can be exchanged at numerous banks and specialized exchange offices. Experienced tourists recommend using the services of exchange offices located at the airport where exchange rates are the most favorable.
2. All large supermarkets, shopping centers, restaurants and gas stations accept credit card payments. Before the trip, be sure to clarify whether the credit card is valid in the territory of a foreign country.
3. Numerous rental points offer travelers car rentals. To rent a car, you will need an international driver's license, as well as a credit card with the required amount of deposit. The final amount depends on the car's brand and class.
4. The best way to make phone calls to other cities and countries is from special public telephones, which can be found near transport stops, shopping complexes, and state institutions. Such pay phones accept coins or special plastic cards that are sold at post offices or newsstands.
6. Going for a walk, be sure to take a copy of an identity document with you. Without the necessary documents, young people may simply not be allowed to enter the entertainment facility, and restaurants may refuse to sell alcoholic beverages if the waiter has any doubts about a customer's age.
7. The city has surface and underground secure parking lots offering fees ranging from 5 to 10 dollars per day. Car owners cannot pay per hour.
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9. Local press and soft drinks can be purchased at vending machines installed literally "at every corner". Vacationers are advised to stock up on small change to be able to pay.
