Originally designed by George Sampson, Robert Taylor and John Soane in the eighteenth century, the Bank of England is a building brimming with history and interesting architecture. It was rebuilt in imprial classical style by Herbert Baker in the 30s, but Soanian remnants remain. These 30-minute tours, taking place as part of Open House London, are a rare chance to explore the building. Places are allocated on a first come first served basis, and visitors should note that bag and body scans will be carried out on entry, The route includes many steps and finishes in the Bank of England Museum.
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