Bank location in Novigrad - The Witcher 3
In the Witcher 3: Wild Hunt you can you can collect different currencies, but merchants only accept Crowns. You’ll have to trade the Orens and Florins you collect at Vivaldi’s Bank in Novigrad.
When talking to Vivaldi, just choose the I’d like to convert some currency option. Keep in mind – the Orens and Florins are more valuable than Crowns, so you might be sitting on more money than you expect.
Vivaldi’s Bank isn’t marked on the map. You’ll find it on the main square with the market, west of the Hierarch Square signpost. It’s the building with the large coin hanging above the door, behind the bonfire where they burned witches once you arrived in Novigrad.
You will be able to take a loan in the bank and then buy something you want, but first you have to pay for previously received credit before taking the new one. You can also play Gwent with Vivaldi.
Vivaldi’s Bank isn’t marked on the map. You’ll find it on the main square with the market, west of the Hierarch Square signpost. It’s the building with the large coin hanging above the door, behind the bonfire where they burned witches once you arrived in Novigrad.
You will be able to take a loan in the bank and then buy something you want, but first you have to pay for previously received credit before taking the new one. You can also play Gwent with Vivaldi.
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Thanks for this, was running around trying to find it for a while but a quick google search and I landed here 🙂