English Bank Museum
Threadneedle St, City of London, EC2R 8AH, UK
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The First and Central Bank of England, and now a museum, offers visitors to get acquainted with the history of banking in England, as well as see ingots of silver and gold, Roman mosaics, jewelry, jewelry, various safes. The museum displays the gold reserves of approximately 70 banks from around the world.
The museum with an area of 1000 square meters is located in a building built in the XVIII century. In the exhibition halls, the exhibits are arranged in chronological order. The museum houses many photographs of the bank during various periods of its restoration. Another section of the museum with the help of modern technologies will tell about its activities.
Previously, access to the bank was limited, but in 1988 the museum opened to the general public. The bank was founded by William III of Orange in 1694.