BANCA CESARE PONTI SEDE DI MILANO

Miglior cambio di milano.Commissioni fisse 10€

Grazie alle giornate dedicate del FAI, abbiamo potuto visitare questa banca “Cesare Ponti” del 1871 con arredi di fine ottocento, nel piano superiore si trova una stupenda tela di Francesco Hayez raffigurante “Maria Stuarda che sale al patibolo”. Attualmente si può ammirare una mostra di Adriano Attus “neometrie”. Un particolare ringraziamento alle guide e volontari del FAI.

non usate il bancomat esterno che e craccato e vi spariscono i soldi dalla carta

It doesn't provide traveler's cheque exchange service at all!! But the official website of American Express says so!! It is a huge disappointment!! And other places in around duomo charge nearly 20% commission fee. It has no difference from robbery!!!! Damn it, American Express!!

Best place to exchange money without commissions. Only 10 Euro flat fee per any transaction under $5700 ;). Very nice people. Thx

Assolutamente consigliato. Un cambio estremamente migliore di tutti gli altri exchange dove mi ero informato

Storica sede Banca Cesere Ponti ora BPER.Ospita fino al 15/10/23 la mostra All that glitters is not gold" di Fabrizio Dusi"

If you are in Milano please change your money only in this place!!!!!All the other exchange office have 15-20%commision yes you heard me right.And this amazing place has fixed commision of 10euro.Dont get robbed go to cesare ponti

La Banca Cesare Ponti fornisce cambi per le principali monete sul mercato, al tasso di cambio del giorno e con una piccola commissione. Senza dubbio la miglior scelta per i turisti, al posto dei comuni change

When you're in Naples, you can find a cash exchange business anywhere, and they offer really good rates. But not in Milano. The exchange rate on my recent trip was $1 = €0.88. And the exchange places near Duomo were quoting me €0.75-0.78. Screw that. The current POTUS is already screwing the country and (subsequently) the rates enough; I don't need the Italians to do that, too.My own Bank of America ATM card that doesn't charge additional fees when withdrawn through BNP Paribas (and there's a location near the Vencchi behind Vittorio Emanuele II) was still only giving me €0.84. Not bad, and certainly better than exchanging money back home in the States through Chase (€0.80) or BoA (possibly better rates but have to order 3 business days in advance at, I believe, €1,000 minimum). But €500 per day max.So let's look at Italian banks. Even the Bank of Siena doesn't exchange money. But this bank! This Banca Cesare Ponti will exchange any sum for a flat fee of €10 - at €0.8475. Yahtzee.So there you have it. The people are nice too - just avoid the lunch hour when it closes (I think it’s somewhere between 12:30-2:30). Prego.