Banco Central de Chile 1180 Agustinas Santiago

I loved it! We came to exchange some torn banknotes, and the service was spectacular. From the person at the entrance to the security guards who helped us before we went to the tellers, everyone was very friendly. They have excellent security, and everything is very well organized. I'm very impressed, especially with the service. We'll definitely be back to visit on Heritage Day.

Magnificent and imposing, with an armed guard standing at the entrance.

I wanted to visit the numismatic museum, and everything was fine until they gave me my visitor's credential. I had explicitly told them I was going to the museum, but they passed me one for the checkout. They let me in anyway, but I told the entrance manager and the security guard, but they insisted I wait in line for the checkout. When I told them I was going to the museum, they told me to leave and go through the whole process again, even though they had made the mistake. A waste of time.

Beautiful facade of the Central Bank of Chile 🇨🇱 In 1925, under the government of Arturo Alessandri, the Central Bank was created, with the main objective of stabilizing the country's economy (controlling inflation). The Central Bank's door (covered in bronze) measures 6.20 meters high by 3.50 meters wide. Since 1989, it has been autonomous and has taken an active role in the financial market, innovating in the production of polymer banknotes, such as the 2,000 peso note in 2004 and the 5,000 peso note in 2009. Please give me a ♥️, thank you ☺️

A building with beautiful architecture. I went to exchange a bill with a design that wasn't in circulation. There are many security measures at the entrance, but I was very well looked after.