Parlour Office Tours at the Bank of England Museum

Explore an exclusive part of the Bank of England usually closed to the public

Step into the history of the Bank of England with tours of the central Parlours. Visit the heart of the economy as you admire a rare snapshot of 18th-century architecture and fascinating artworks through a maze of hidden offices.

The Parlours sit at the core of the Bank's iconic building, and are part of the last remnants of Taylor's 1760s carefully curated architecture.

They are the central offices where the Governor and other important committees sit and discuss upcoming economic decisions. They are restricted in access even to Bank staff, and offer no access to the public... until now!

Find out more about where key economic decisions were made past and present, and the function and flair behind the offices that have seen centuries of leadership, changes in technology and a whole lot of wallpaper!

Don't miss this rare opportunity to gain access to a realm of history, iconic architecture and responsibility in these limited-slot tours through the Parlours.

Time: 19–20 September.

Tickets: Tours are free but should be booked in advance.