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The Treasury Department's main building is located on the corner of Fifteenth Street and Pennsylvania Ave NW, adjacent to the White House. Guided tours of the Treasury Department, lasting 60 minutes, are offered Saturday mornings at 9:00, 9:45, 10:30, and 11:15. All tours require advance reservations made through a Congressional office.
Among the highlights of the Treasury Building tour are the Salmon Chase and Andrew Johnson Suites and the recently restored West Dome and lobby. Please be aware that the Treasury Department tour does NOT include the production of currency. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing tour, which may also be requested through my office, allows visitors to view the production of money.
The Treasury Department is metro accessible on the Blue, Orange, and Red lines. The nearest stops are Metro Center and McPherson Square.
View a map of the Treasury Department building
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Reservations for tours of the Treasury Department can be requested through my office. If you would like to request a tour of the Treasury Department, please submit a tour request or contact the tour coordinator in my Washington, D.C. office.
To obtain a tour of the Treasury Department the name, date of birth and social security number of each visitor must be provided to the Treasury Department. Additionally, a photo I.D. will be required for admittance to the building. Strollers and backpacks are not permitted in the Treasury Department building and photography is not allowed.
Visitors with a scheduled tour of the Treasury Department should use the south entrance of the building, located at 15th Street and Hamilton Place, NW.
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Visitors unable to schedule a tour of the Treasury Department, may also view the virtual tour of the main building offered on the Treasury Department's website.
View a virtual tour of the Treasury Department
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