Sweden's first Bitcoin gallery is open

Sweden's first Bitcoin gallery is open

We have proposed a system for electronic transactions without relying on trust.

– Satoshi Nakamoto

Visit Bitcoingalleriet to learn about, and be inspired by, Bitcoin, Ethereum and NFTs in Sweden’s first physical Bitcoin gallery.

The gallery is set up in an old stone house located in the middle of a World Heritage site (the Agricultural Landscape of Southern Öland).

  • Location: Bredinge south of Mörbylånga.

  • Opening hours: Closed for the season but will open on request. (See contact details).

  • Coffee: good coffee is of course available when open.

  • Merch: cool Bitcoin and Öland merch for sale.

  • WWW: bitcoingalleriet.se.

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