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Bank of England Museum

Charts the history of the bank from 1694 to the present day. A highlight is the opportunity to handle a genuine bar of gold. Photography allowed, but no flash.

Address: Threadneedle St
Getting there: tube:
Hours: Mon–Fri 10AM–5PM
Price: Free
Website: bankofengland.co.uk (opens in a new tab)

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