Bank of England Museum (London)
Threadneedle St, London EC2R 8AH, UK
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The Bank of England Museum showcases all the achievements of British banks. Exhibits are presented starting with materials dated 1694
The bank has a large number of exhibits - historical photographs, various books, original documents, various engravings, paintings, samples of banknotes, coins.
Visitors will be able to see all stages of the development of the English payment system: demonstration of bars of pure gold of Rome, various weapons that were used for the defense of the Bank, authentic IOUs.
The guide will be able to answer any question. The most popular place is a pyramid with transparent glass, which is full of gold bars. The next place in the interest of visitors is an updated office with wax figures, in the style of the XVIII century.