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The Money Museum

Our exhibits focus on the history of coin and currency in America, the functions of the Federal Reserve and personal finance lessons. Our biggest attractions are the historic Harry S. Truman Coin Collection, the gold bar and our viewing area into cash processing and the vault.

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• Guided tours for educational groups

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• All visitors are required to present valid, government-issued photo identification. International visitors must present valid passports. Children are not required to present identification but must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
• Visitors will undergo security screening upon arrival. Weapons of any kind (including pocket knives) are prohibited on premises and subject to confiscation.
• The Dallas Fed reserves the right to refuse entry or remove any individual who is disruptive or does not follow our security policies.

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NOTE: At this time, walk-in and guided exhibit tours are temporarily unavailable at the Dallas Fed and its branches.

The Economy in Action exhibit in Dallas is open 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Friday. The exhibit is closed on  Bank holidays .

• Self-guided tours : Explore interactive exhibits, examine historical currency and learn about the Federal Reserve in our free walk-in experience. No reservations are required.
• Guided tours are available by appointment on Thursdays at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. for groups of 10–25 people, grades 7 and up. (All 10 a.m. tours are currently booked through April 2024.) Read our  group leader guide  for more information on student group visits. Request guided tour Please allow a two-week lead time for requests. Same-day tour requests are not available.
• A personal finance workshop is available for groups of up to 30 high school students. Workshop info
• Photography is permitted in the exhibit area but is restricted in other areas.
• Guided tours are available by appointment for high school students and adults. Facility tours may include a presentation, such as an overview of the Federal Reserve or financial literacy topics. Request guided tour
• Walk-in visits are not currently available.
• Guided tours are booked through May 2024, and no additional requests are being taken at this time. We apologize for the inconvenience. For student groups, we would be happy to provide a virtual Fed 101 classroom presentation .
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Can't visit the Dallas Fed in person? Tour our Economy in Action exhibit on your mobile device or computer. You'll learn about the importance of a stable and healthy financial system and the roles the Federal Reserve and the public play in the economy.

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How to Tour the Federal Reserve in NYC

**Note that public tours are suspended indefinitely. Check back with us, or the Federal Reserve

**School Groups are running and can be scheduled here . **

This post explains how to take a free tour of the Federal Reserve Building in NYC which is one of the top free things to do in NYC .

We include tips on hours, how to get here, as well as other tips to help you plan your visit.

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Tour Reservations

Guided tours of the Federal Reserve are offered every weekday (excluding bank holidays).

Currently, this is the only way to get into the Federal Reserve and see the Vault and other exhibits.

Although they have provided a self-guided option in the past, this is no longer an option as of August 2018.

That said, you should definitely check and see if this is still the case because there’s always a chance that they will bring self-guided tours back.

The best part about the guided tour is that it is entirely free. All you have to do is sign up ahead of time in order to make sure you get a spot.

Each tour is limited to a max of 25 guests, so it will be important to make reservations as soon as possible.

Spots for these tours fill up so quickly that you will need to be ready when they are made available, which is 30 days in advance.

So, if 30 days from today is any day from Monday-Friday, tickets will go live today.

Your best bet is to have the reservation calendar open before tickets go live at 9 am EST and be prepared to fill out the forms as quickly as possible.

With an average of 50 openings available per day, it won’t take more than 15 minutes for them to be taken.

As you can see in the image above, taken at the end of August, there is almost no availability for September.

Printed tickets are required for entry and visitors over the age of 16 will need an ID such as a driver's license or passport.

The name on the ID must match the name printed on the ticket. For more details on requirements such as these, check the security details section .

Although most spots for this tour will fill up weeks in advance, there’s always a chance that you’ll be able to sign up on short notice.

TIP: Cancellations are quickly processed, so you might be able to take those spots when they show up. If you’re trying to get tickets on short notice, make sure to keep your eyes peeled on their reservation calendar .

This section will provide all the details you need in order to ensure that you don’t miss anything.

We include information such as tour hours, when to arrive, how long the tour will take, and how to get here. 

This tour is offered twice a day during weekdays unless otherwise stated on their reservation calendar.

Every now and then, they will offer up to 4 tours per day, but these are the typical tour hours you can expect.

Monday - Friday

• 1 PM and 2 PM

Each tour lasts for approximately 1 hour. Federal Reserve tours are limited to 25 people per group.

Due to limited availability, it will be important to sign up as far ahead of time as possible.

If you manage to get a ticket for this tour, try to arrive at least 30 minutes ahead of time to ensure that you can get through security before your tour begins.

This tour starts promptly at the hour and they will not wait for you if you are late.

As a matter of fact, you may want to consider arriving early, because visitors will typically be given the opportunity to walk around the museum before the tour.

TIP: On Mondays and Fridays, our pay-what-you-wish Lower Manhattan tour actually ends near the Federal Reserve at approximately 12 pm.

If you manage to get tickets for a 1 pm tour on either of these days, this would put you in the right place at the right time to arrive a little early and get a good look around the museum beforehand. 

Security Details

As we mentioned in the reservations section, anyone over the age of 16 will need to provide a valid government-issued ID w/ photo to get in.

This can be a state ID, driver’s license, or passport.

Visitors who are under the age of 16 will need to be accompanied by an adult with a valid ID.

Although you are not forbidden from bringing small bags and belongings with you, it is recommended to limit the number of items you bring to the Federal Reserve.

This recommendation ensures that everyone can get through security quickly and efficiently.

It is important to note that there is no storage available for this tour.

If you bring something that is either not allowed or too big, it cannot be held for you and you may be kept from entering the Federal Reserve.

Visitors who are looking for somewhere to store their belongings should check our post about where to find storage lockers in NYC .

In addition to these details, you should keep the following factors in mind before heading to the Federal Reserve:

• Strollers are not allowed.
• Photography is not allowed.
• The building is wheelchair accessible.
• Wheelchairs are not provided.

For more information, check out the NY Fed's FAQ page .

Where is the New York Federal Reserve?

All visitors must enter the Federal Reserve at 44 Maiden Lane. You can reach this location in a number of different ways.

It's best to use this Google map for directions to the Federal Reserve Building .

Car: The Liberty Plaza parking garage is right across the street from the Federal Reserve. If you want to drive, this will be one of the closest places to park.

Subway: The Fulton Street subway station is one block North of Maiden Lane, where you will find the Federal Reserve. You can reach this station riding the 2, 3, 4, 5, A, C, J, Z trains.

Bus: The closest bus stops are roughly one block West on Broadway.

Many hop-on-hop-off bus tours also provide a stop at this location.

Thanks to its location in Lower Manhattan, there are a lot of different things to see and do in the area either before or after your trip to the Federal Reserve.

Here are a few nearby attractions you may want to see.

Walking Tours

We offer a couple of different pay-what-you-wish walking tours near the Federal Reserve.

Visitors may want to consider either our Lower Manhattan Tour or GPS-enabled audio tour because they both end near the Federal Reserve on Mondays and Fridays at 12 pm, giving you more than enough time to arrive early for a 1 pm tour.

Our Brooklyn Bridge, Brooklyn Heights and DUMBO tour is another excellent option due to the proximity of this landmark. We also have a self-guided tour of Wall Street .

Wall Street

Located just a few blocks from the Federal Reserve, you will find Wall Street and its many famous sites.

In addition to strolling down the historic street itself, you can also visit important locations nearby such as the Wall Street Bull and the New York Stock Exchange.

Brooklyn Bridge

Just 6 blocks North of the Federal Reserve, this world-famous bridge should be pretty easy to visit.

Not only do we offer a walking tour of the Brooklyn Bridge , but we also provide a GPS-guided audio tour .

If you want to take things a step further, consider taking a bike tour over the bridge .

9/11 Memorial

The memorial and museum which were erected at the former location of the Twin Towers are about 3 blocks from the Federal Reserve.

We offer a pay-what-you-wish walking tour of Ground Zero , but you can also take a GPS-enabled audio tour as well.

During the Museum & Gold Vault tour led by the Federal Reserve, you will see and learn about a lot of interesting subjects.

Here are a few of the things you will experience while taking the tour.

One of the most popular highlights of this tour is the Vault, where all the gold bars are kept.

During your tour, you’ll see where all of this gold is kept and learn about the protective items worn while handling it.

Shredded Money

The Federal Reserve plays a big part in the circulation of legal tender around the United States, and part of that process is actually destroying old, defaced, and/or devalued money.

Not only will you have the opportunity to see some of this process for yourself, but they will also let you take some shredded money home with you!

In addition to the Vault, there is also a museum at the Federal Reserve which provides a lot of historical information about the location.

Not only will the tour guide walk you through this museum, but if you arrive early, you can take a good look at it for yourself beforehand. 

While on the tour, you’ll have the opportunity to see and learn about rare coins from throughout the history of the United States and other parts of the world.

This exhibit includes coins from China, Greece, Rome, and other notable locations.

While some visitors indicate that they appreciated the opportunity to walk around the museum on their own, many guests note that the tour guide will take you around to see the same exhibits during the tour.

If you want to get as much out of your visit as possible, feel free to arrive early and enjoy the museum beforehand.

Just keep in mind that you’ll see it all again on the actual tour.

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Description: This photograph shows the entrance to the Charlotte Branch of the  Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond. It is on the south side of East Trade Street, seen here form Davidson Street.

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Object Title:  Federal Reserve Bank

Description: This photograph shows the entrance to the Charlotte Branch of the  Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond. It is on the south side of East Trade Street, seen here form Davidson Street.

Location:  Charlotte (N.C.) 

Date Taken:  November, 2000

Photographer:  Jane Johnson

Dimensions:  4X6 black and white

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Visit the Money Museum

Located downtown in Chicago’s financial district, the Chicago Fed’s Money Museum features a variety of exhibits focused on economics, money, and the roles of the Federal Reserve. Try your hand at detecting counterfeit notes, learn what a million dollars looks like, and view the rare currency on display. Reservations needed for groups of 15 people or more.

Reservations

Museum entry costs nothing, and it is open to walk-in visitors with no reservation needed. If your group is 15 people or more, please make a group reservation.

The Money Museum is open 10 am to 5 pm, Monday through Friday, except on Federal Reserve Bank holidays .

The Money Museum is located on the first floor of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago at 230 South LaSalle Street, on the corner of Jackson Boulevard and LaSalle.

There is no parking in front of the Money Museum. Please make alternate parking arrangements.

Accessibility

The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago is committed to making Money Museum exhibits and presentations accessible to everyone. Service animals are welcome at the Museum. The Museum is wheelchair accessible. (Wheelchairs are not provided.) The presentation video is captioned, and assistive listening devices may be requested by visitors on a first-come, first-served basis. If a group requires ASL interpretation for a presentation, please contact the Money Museum to place a request at least two weeks prior by emailing [email protected] .

Photo ID requirement

All adult visitors 18 years and older must show a valid, government-issued photo ID before entering the Money Museum.

Security Screening

All individuals visiting the Money Museum will be subject to the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago's screening process. The following items are not allowed in the Museum. This includes, but is not limited to:

• Firearms, stun guns, knives (including large pocket knives), utility/box cutters
• Pepper spray or mace
• Illegal drugs
• Other illegal or potentially dangerous or destructive items

At no time are firearms allowed into the Museum regardless of concealed carry status. Individuals may not store them and will be asked to leave the premises.

Food and Beverage Policy

We ask for your help in maintaining our facility. Please refrain from consuming food and beverages in the Money Museum. For your convenience, a drinking fountain is located outside the washrooms.

Group Visits

Student groups.

The Money Museum is most appropriate for middle and high school students. Museum staff members are not able to accommodate reservations for student groups under sixth grade. Student groups are required to have at least one adult chaperone for every ten students aged 17 or younger. Reservations are required for student groups with 15 or more attendees. If you do not have a reservation, your group may be turned away if the museum is at capacity.

Read about nearby attractions for additional stops on your field trip.

Teachers, here are resources for your middle and high school classrooms .

Reservations are required for groups of 15 or more people. A student group visit or other group visit lasts one hour and consists of a presentation by a staff member in the Money Museum auditorium for 30 minutes, followed by exploration on your own in the exhibition for 30 minutes. During the presentation, you will hear from a Chicago Fed staff member about the roles of the Federal Reserve, watch a video, and participate in a Q&A. If you prefer your group to explore the exhibits on your own rather than receive a presentation, please indicate this in the "Notes" field of your reservation request.

Student group reservations are offered Tuesday through Friday at 10 am, 11 am, 12 pm, 1 pm, and 2 pm. Other group reservations are offered Tuesday through Friday at 3 pm.

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