蔚盛长票号

This is apparently a must see according to the Lonely Planet but it's really just a few rooms with not much in them.

В данном музее вы сможете увидеть, что представлял из себя старинный Китайский банк. Мы ходили без экскурсовода, читали маленькие таблички перед входом в каждую новую комнату. Возможно с экскурсией это намного интереснее, но если бродить самим - то 3 балла из 5.

You can find a building in the back of complex with a large collection of ancient chinese money and also, ancient money from several countries of world such as Indonesia, US, Brazil, Iran, Pakistan, Poland, etc.

Very interesting exhibits over quite large area emphasising the importance of this first Bank in China

This site details the importance of Pingyao to the financial history of ancient China. All the old computational equipment is there and the historical descriptions are indeed fascinating. Accountants will enjoy immensely, but the rest of us will find a useful setting here.

Well worth the visit and some interesting facts about how banking started and cheques developed. It was very crowded though so go early

It's quite similar to Rishengchng.If the time is tight, this can be skipped.Many introduction materials are only in Chinese.

Es interesante de visitar, así como los otros antiguos bancos que hay en Pingyao.Lo que mas me gustó fue el ambiente en general de todo el centro antiguo de Pingyao con las calles y las casas tradicionales, en las que estaban los bancos, las agencias de seguridad, y demás casas tradicionales que ahora se han convertido en hoteles con mucho encanto.

蔚盛长票号位于明清一条街上，“蔚”字五联号之一，现在改称为珍藏博物馆。里面展示瓷器，字画、家俱等各种珍贵文物。但个人印象最深的是，进去就有的光绪皇帝的塑像，手握毛笔端坐看着你，真引人注目。

This was an interesting place as it was where banking started in China. We had a very knowledgeable guide (Miss Lu) who explained how they used to keep money safe, how the first "cheques" were controlled and how monies were transferred.