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Washington D.C. The Bureau of Engraving

and printing. Do you know where in the US

the US paper currency is printed? Keep

watching to find out. To get to the

Bureau of Engraving and printing by

metro, take the blue or orange line and

exit at the Smithsonian station. Leave

the Independence Avenue Bureau of

Engraving and printing exit. As you step

off the escalator go straight ahead on

Independence Avenue towards 14 street.

Cross and turn left on 14th and walk the

Bureau of Engraving and Printing.

Admission is free and no tickets are

required in Fall and Winter;

however, in Spring and Summer

admission is free but tickets are

required. You can get tickets from the ticket

booth located Raoul Wallenberg Place (formerly 15th Street)

next to the Holocaust

Museum. Booth open at 8 a.m. and

closes when all tickets have been

distributed for the day. The tour entrance is

located on 14 street southwest. To get to

14th street to 15th street there is an alley that

connects both street next to the

holocaust museum.

Once you get to the tour entrance you must

line up according to your specific time and wait

direction from the tour guides to enter

the building. During the tour you'll

learn all about how US paper currency

is made. You also see millions of

dollars being printed as you walk above

the production floor. The free 40 minutes

includes an introductory film and the

guided gallery tour of the money process

and also a visit to the visitor center

which has exhibits and currency products

for sale including shredded money. There

are no pictures allowed on the tour. If

you want to save time and don't want to

stand in line, request a congressional tour

these are made through the office of the

local US senator or representative. You

can download the request form on Hipfig's

website

You have an answer to where is US

currency printed? Yes, it is printed in

the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in

Washington DC but also in Fort Worth,

Texas. Happy Travels go to Hipfig.com for

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