City trip guides for splitting expenses

Pasteis, port wine, and seven hills' worth of dinner bills to split.

Euro (EUR)

Port lodges, francesinhas, and one designated driver for the Douro day trip.

Euro (EUR)

Tapas crawls, beach day rentals, and one Gaudí ticket pre-booked for the wrong day.

Euro (EUR)

Late dinners at 10pm, vermouth Sundays, and a group trip to Toledo somebody has to drive.

Euro (EUR)

Boulangeries before noon, brasseries after eight, and one museum pass to rule them all.

Euro (EUR)

Bike rentals, brown-café rounds, and one group dinner that turned into a four-hour rijsttafel.

Euro (EUR)

Currywurst, Berghain queue beers, and one Späti run that became three.

Euro (EUR)

30-koruna beers, ossuary day trips, and one ATM fee that quietly cost €8.

Czech koruna (CZK)

Sachertorte, opera-house standing tickets, and one heuriger evening that ran past midnight.

Euro (EUR)

Thermal baths, ruin-bar marathons, and an exchange rate with too many zeros.

Hungarian forint (HUF)

Pints in Temple Bar, one-Guinness-only Storehouse tour, and a day trip to Howth.

Euro (EUR)

Whisky tastings, ghost tours, and one Castle ticket nobody wants to skip.

British pound (GBP)

Tube fares, gastropub roasts, and one West End matinee that needed booking weeks ago.

British pound (GBP)

Carbonara, Vatican tickets, and one trattoria that doesn't split bills.

Euro (EUR)

Uffizi reservations, bistecca alla fiorentina, and a Tuscan day trip with a designated driver.

Euro (EUR)

Souvlaki dinners, Acropolis combo tickets, and a ferry to Aegina nobody booked yet.

Euro (EUR)

Beach club day beds, sunset cocktails at €18, and one yacht day that nearly broke the budget.

Euro (EUR)

Pacha entry queues, sunset Café del Mar, and one boat trip to Formentera that became an entire day.

Euro (EUR)

City wall walks, kayak day rentals, and one Game of Thrones tour someone has to lead.

Euro (EUR)

Diocletian's Palace, ferry day to Hvar, and rented sailboat charters for the brave.

Euro (EUR)

Blue Lagoon spa day, fish-and-chips at €30, and one rental 4x4 nobody wants to drive.

Icelandic króna (ISK)

Riad pool days, tagine dinners, and a souk haggling session that needed cash.

Moroccan dirham (MAD)

Subway swipes, $19 cocktails, and a Broadway matinee that had to be booked in February.

US dollar (USD)

IC card top-ups, conveyor-belt sushi where everyone picks differently, and one karaoke session billed in 30-min blocks.

Japanese yen (JPY)

Villa weeks, surf-lesson mornings, and a scooter rental fleet that one person had to coordinate.

Indonesian rupiah (IDR)