Bank of England Museum Review

It is definitely worth a look. It shows the history of the Bank of England, although there is no detail on the banking crisis, so I think there is room for improvement. I think museums should be critical of the government, not trying to cover up what happened. It feels good to hold up a gold bar, you can feel how much gold bars weigh. Unfortunately, there is no camera in the vault. If you can see a lot of gold bars, that would be great.

This free museum is well worth a visit if you are in the area! The activities are suitable for children of all ages, and they are personally involved and are rich in knowledge. If you go around, you will feel better, you can even hold up a real gold bar yourself! Quite recommended!

The Bank of England Museum, this museum covers an area not very large, but the exhibition inside is still very comprehensive, especially the one that everyone is more familiar with is that there is a transparent, gold bars in the cabinet, And we can all reach out and measure the weight of this gold bar.

Great exhibition about the Bank of England, it has all the old bank notes. A story of the history of money and cheques.

Great exhibition about the Bank of England, it has all the old bank notes. A story of the history of money and cheques.

The Bank of England Museum, which was held in July 2019 on the theme of 325, 325 items, exhibited a £40 note issued by the Bank of England Museum in 1702, one of the oldest notes in the series.

The Bank of England is the oldest bank in Britain and one of the oldest in the world. The museum is not very big. It is mainly used to show the pounds of different periods, because the pounds are the world's most difficult to counterfeit paper money. Besides, there are also the British gold reserve logo exhibition, which is really eye-opening.