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Spooky Travel Escapes: Where to Find the Best International Spots to Celebrate Halloween

Anne October 2nd, 2024
Spooky Travel Escapes: Where to Find the Best International Spots to Celebrate Halloween

 

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Halloween is the perfect excuse to pack your bags and explore some of the world’s spookiest spots. From eerie catacombs to vibrant festivals, these destinations promise thrills, chills, and unforgettable memories.

Just remember, it’s terrifying to travel without cash, so order your foreign currency before you go! Reserve foreign currency online to save time on your branch pick up or use CXI's OnlineFX Home Delivery to order foreign currency whenever,wherever.

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1. Paris, France: The Catacombs
Paris Catacombs in Paris, France

Beneath the romantic streets of Paris lies a labyrinth of bones. The Catacombs house the remains of over 6 million people (about twice the population of Arkansas), making it the ultimate Halloween haunt. As you wander through the dimly lit tunnels, you’ll feel the eerie history seep into your bones. And trust me, you don’t want to be caught without euros when you emerge from the depths, craving a comforting croissant. 

Currency Tip: It’s spooky to be caught without euros abroad! You never know when a street vendor or cozy café might only accept cash.

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2. Transylvania, Romania: Dracula’s Castle
Corvin Dracula's Castle in Transylvania, Romania

What better place to spend Halloween than Dracula’s Castle in Transylvania? This legendary fortress, Bran Castle, is steeped in vampire lore. Explore its dark corridors and imagine the chilling tales of Count Dracula. Here are the prices to visit:

Adults: 70 Romanian lei
Seniors (65+ with valid ID/passport): 50 Romanian lei
Students: 40 Romanian lei

Currency Tip: Always carry some Romanian lei when exploring Transylvania—some excursions are cash-only—and you’ll want to tip your amazing tour guide. Not carrying cash is like a vampire hunter without their cross and stake! You wouldn’t want to be caught in a spooky situation without the right tools, so keep those lei handy and enjoy your adventure without any frightful surprises!

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3. Bratislava, Slovakia: Halloween Parties and Events
 Friends enjoying a Halloween party at a bar making a toast

Bratislava knows how to throw a Halloween bash! The city comes alive with parties, parades, and spooky events all week long. The historic old town transforms into a festive playground where you can dance the night away in your best costume.

Here are two special events you should consider:

Currency Tip: Don’t let the real fright be running out of euros when you’re trying to buy that perfect Halloween cocktail. Having cash on hand helps you avoid those hidden costs and ensure you’re paying a fair market price. Less fees, more cheers!

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4. Mexico: Día de los Muertos
 women wearing traditional sugar skull masks and costumes for Dia de los Muertos celebration in Mexico

While not exactly Halloween, Mexico’s Día de los Muertos is a vibrant celebration that honors the dead that takes place from Nov 1-2. Cities like Mexico City and Oaxaca burst with color, music, and life as they remember loved ones. Join the parades, admire the intricate altars, and savor traditional treats.

Currency Tip: Keep some pesos on hand for that taxi ride—getting caught without it can be a real nightmare because some drivers prefer or require cash! Avoid the hassle and ride with ease. 

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5. Prague, Czech Republic: Sedlec Ossuary 
 Sedlec Ossuary in Prague, Czech Republic

Prague’s gothic charm makes it an ideal Halloween destination. The city’s medieval streets and ancient buildings set the perfect scene for ghost tours and haunted walks. Visit the Sedlec Ossuary, a chapel adorned with about 500,000 human bones, for an extra dose of spookiness. But don’t let the real scare be not having enough Czech koruna for a post-tour pint of local beer.

Currency Tip: Always keep some Czech koruna on hand for emergencies—it’s scarier than a skeleton without bones to be caught without cash if your cards are fraud-blocked or card readers are not available. Be prepared and avoid the fright!

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6. Derry, Northern Ireland: Derry Halloween Festival
 Young Smiling People in Scary Costumes for Halloween

Derry hosts Europe’s biggest Halloween festival, and it’s a must-visit for any Halloween enthusiast. The Derry Halloween Festival features parades, fireworks, haunted houses, and live performances. The city’s historic walls and atmospheric streets provide the perfect backdrop for spooky celebrations.

Currency Tip: Keep some Northern Ireland pounds on hand—it’s scarier than a vampire’s bite to be caught without it during the festivities! Dodge those creepy ATM fees and enjoy all the fun without any fright.   

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