The Casa Nacional de Moneda is one of the most important historical museums in South America. Built in the 18th century during the Spanish colonial period, it was used to mint silver coins from the rich mines of Cerro Rico. Today, it showcases Bolivia’s colonial history, art, and economic heritage.
One of the most important colonial buildings in Bolivia
Insight into the history of silver mining and coin production
Impressive architecture and preserved machinery
Valuable collections of art, coins, and artifacts
Cultural and historical significance
Region: Potosí
Altitude: Approx. 4,090 m above sea level
Closest Town: Potosí
Access:By Bus or Car
Guided tours through the colonial mint
View original coin-making machinery
Explore historical exhibits and galleries
Learn about the silver trade and colonial economy
Admire religious and colonial art collections
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