APERTURA PRESENCIAL
Los Archivos que hasta ahora han estado abiertos telemáticamente durante el periodo de confinamiento, a partir del día 4 de mayo, se abren presencialmente, con cita previa. Por favor, solicite su cita previa a través del correo archivo.general@hacienda.gob.es
Archive history
The Archive was created on foot of the Royal Order of 25 June 1850, ordering the creation of a general archive of the Ministry of Finance (Legislative Collection of Spain, p. 352) to compile the documentation generated by the central services of the Department within the framework of the reorganisation of the Public Finances. Since then it has been located in the Royal Customs House and General Revenue Offices on Madrid's Calle Alcalá, the traditional headquarters of the Ministry of Finance.
The Civil War (1936-1939) saw the destruction of much of the collection of documents from the 19th century and early 20th century. From 1944, the recovery and organisation of the Archive begins. The 1960s see the start of transfer of the historic collection to the National Historic Archive and, subsequently, to the General Government Archive.
The Central Archive currently manages documents that would stretch 39 kilometres in a straight line, or approximately 278,000 boxes and over 14,000 archive volumes, serving as an essential source of references for the study of Public Finance from the 2nd half of the 20th century to date.
Services
Through the website of the Ministry and the Electronic Office you can access:
The Central Archive provides the following services to units and office archives of the Ministry:
Citizen services are:
Archive contact details
Address: c/ Alcalá, 9 - Planta Baja. 28071-Madrid
Telephone: 91 595 5796
Email: archivo.general@hacienda.gob.es
Public opening hours: de 9:00 a 14:30 Monday to Friday
How to get there:
Metro: Sol (líneas 1, 2 y 3)
Rail: communes train lines, Sol station
Bus: lines 3, 5, 15, 51, 150