Tours of the Richmond Bank's Money Museum will be suspended until the end of 2009 as we renovate our museum and lobby. In addition, Bank tours may be scheduled on a limited basis due to several construction projects now underway. We apologize for any inconvenience and welcome you to periodically check this Web site for updated information.

Tours take approximately one hour, but can be adjusted for time or emphasis. Reservations for tours are required and must be made by the Friday prior to the tour date. You can make reservations by calling (804) 697-8110.

Groups larger than 12 people and school groups can make special arrangements for tours. The maximum number of people for tour groups is 36.

The Richmond Fed is located in downtown Richmond. Limited parking is available in the Bank's visitor lot, but vehicles must be registered at least 48 hours in advance. Groups arriving by bus should discuss parking and passenger drop-off with Bank staff prior to arrival. Public-parking is also available in downtown Richmond. Bank staff can provide information about public-parking options.

Bank security requries that all tour visitors provide positive identification and wear a visitor's badge while touring the facilities. Visitors may bring cameras to the Bank, but may take photographs only in designated areas. Please check with your tour guide before taking any pictures.

Museum exhibits tell the story of money in Colonial America and the United States. Also on display are money-related artifacts and exhibits featuring primitive monies, medieval and ancient coins, and other special-interest items. The Museum also features a self-guided audio tour.

Tours of the art collection at the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond are available also. Art tours take approximately one and one-half hours. The collection focuses on contemporary artists from the Fifth Federal Reserve District and includes some internationally known artists not connected to the region. To schedule a tour or request a brochure on the collection, call the curator's office at (804) 697-8466.