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200.00 LVL (377.36 USD
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30.00 LVL (56.60 USD
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90.00 LVL (169.81 USD
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1.42 LVL (2.68 USD
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0.50 LVL (0.94 USD
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0.40 LVL (0.75 USD
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Starting price.
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0.47 LVL (0.89 USD
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Meal for two.
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2.00 LVL (3.77 USD
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Cost of a 3-minute phone call (landline)
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20.00 LVL (37.74 USD
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Price for about 3 km.
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Taxi rate per kilometer.
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More about Latvia costs
Latvia’s national currency is the lati (Ls, LVL). The lati is divided into 100 santimi and has denominations of 5Ls, 10Ls, 20Ls, 50Ls, 100Ls, and 500Ls. Coins are in 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, and 50 santimis. Getting money is no problem as ATMs are available in many areas in Latvia. The Latvian Lat is uniquely designed, so you many want to keep some coins and bills as keepsakes.
Accommodations range from comfortable budget hostels to five-star hotels. Dormitory rooms in youth hostels cost about 10.00 LVL (18.87 USD) while single and double rooms start at the price of 20.00 LVL (37.74 USD). The most affordable accommodations are country houses and guest houses found in the countryside. These usually cost less and have better facilities compared to hostels. Food is affordable, with lunch costing about 2.50 LVL (4.72 USD) to 3.50 LVL (6.60 USD). Local steak houses, sushi bars, and other international restaurants charge about 5.00 LVL (9.43 USD) to 10.00 LVL (18.87 USD) for their meals. The most expensive restaurants in hotels start their meal prices at 7.00 LVL (13.21 USD).