Currency: unstable Spain, unstable Euro?

codger

With a flair for geopolitics not seen since Custer decided to visit Little Bighorn, Mrs C and I have booked and paid for a luvvly long weekend city break in January.

In Barcelona.

That aside (though 'that' being not inconsiderable) should we be looking to buy Euros over the next few days? We're Revolut users.

Crystal ball expert advice welcomed. Also, does anyone know what Blackpool's like in January?

antenna

The Euro is not unstable,it has actualy raised in value against the pound,then it will fall and rise again......there is Not One person on these forums that knows any better...................simples

PeacefulWaters

Id wait.

Who knows, there might be a new Catalan currency by then.

skid112

Blackpool in January is rather nice if you like breezy cold days. A walk along the seafront will certainly build up your appetite as well as a desire for some warmth. You could pop in to see Cinderella at the Grand Theatre or Peter Pan at the Opera House. Or you could venture to Lytham for an outing.....

PompeyPete

Blackpool is Morecambe's poor relation, the latter having its own winter micro-climate. And nowhere can beat the views across the Bay to the South Lakeland Hills from Morecambe's 5 mile long prom.

budgetflyer

skid112 wrote: »

Blackpool in January is rather nice if you like breezy cold days. A walk along the seafront will certainly build up your appetite as well as a desire for some warmth.

weather wise. Barcelona can be like that too in January