Shenyang Finance Museum
A finance-themed museum converted from the former Bianye Bank building, separated from Marshal Zhang's Mansion by just one wall and covered by a combo ticket
Visitor info
- Opening hours
- 08:30-17:30
- Ticket
- Included in combo ticket with Marshal Zhang's Mansion
Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.
A finance-themed museum converted from the former Bianye Bank building, just a wall away from Marshal Zhang's Mansion and covered by a combo ticket. The Bianye Bank was completed and opened in 1930, a magnificent European-style building once operated with shares held by Zhang Xueliang's family. The museum systematically presents the financial history of Republican-era Northeast China and the currencies of the region through the ages, an unbroken line from Fengtian notes and silver-dollar notes to Manchukuo currency; the underground vault is restored to its original state—step inside the massive vault door to experience the hidden spaces of a Republican-era bank, making it a window into the modern economic history of Northeast China.
Getting there: Next to Marshal Zhang's Mansion
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