The best rate you can get is to find a friend or work colleague who'll be needing some of the relevant foreign currency (Euros? Dollars? Something Else?) in the near future and then sell your money to them. (Use a rate midway between the Post Office 'buy' and 'sell' rates, then you'll both get a good deal).
Next, consider taking your money back to where you got it from. Quite a few foreign exchange facilities offer preferential rates if you convert your foreign currency back to sterling with them. (You need to present the receipt you were given when you made the initial exchange).
After that it gets tricky to suggest a definitive answer, as what's best one day might not still be so on the next day. However check out M&S or the currency exchange desks in big supermarkets. (They often have better rates than the Post Office). Next in line should probably be the Post Office, with banks being last on the list.
If it's just a few hundred pounds worth and you are likely to visit that country again, I'd stick it in the drawer and it will be a start to saving for the next holiday.
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