The Casa Nacional De La Moneda or National Mint of Bolivia was a Currency House, now enlisted as a Heritage Site. The beautiful country building with a large center courtyard and arch gateways, the currency house dates back to 1753 to 1773 and during its journey, it has acted as a prison, Bolivian Army headquarters and also a fortress. The amusing Bacchus Mask on the façade and on the fountain in the center of the courtyard looks like the signature of Casa Nacional De La Moneda. Guided two-hour tour to the interior of the building with English, Spanish, and French-speaking guides will let you explore the mint history. The Potosi School paintings, large assemblies of wooden cogs and the last minted coins are notable artifacts here.

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