BitcoinBerlinSV.com - The Bitcoin City

Community led bitcoin circular economy

Welcome to our community hub! Nestled in the heart of El Salvador, our small but vibrant town is pioneering a transformative journey toward financial inclusion, sustainability, and empowerment through Bitcoin.

Since 2023

We’re dedicated to creating a Bitcoin Circular Economy where local businesses, families, and visitors can trade, save, and thrive using Bitcoin as a tool for growth and opportunity. By embracing cutting-edge technology while honoring our rich cultural heritage, we aim to set an example for other communities worldwide.

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Bitcoin accepting businesses

Whether you’re a local, a visitor, or a supporter from afar, you can be a part of this exciting journey.

130+ bitcoin-accepting businesses

Whether you’re a local, a visitor, or a supporter from afar, you can be a part of this exciting journey.

Bitcoin only

Whether you’re a local, a visitor, or a supporter from afar, you can be a part of this exciting journey.

Bitcoin Center

Take a tour with the "mom" of the Bitcoin Center - Nicky

Bitcoin Education

‍We host free workshops and training sessions to teach locals of all ages how to use Bitcoin safely and effectively. From setting up a digital wallet to understanding blockchain technology, we make crypto simple and accessible.

Merchant Adoption

We work with local businesses to integrate Bitcoin into their operations, making transactions seamless and beneficial for everyone.

Community Growth

Profits from our efforts go directly into funding community projects, including education, infrastructure, and sustainable agriculture initiatives.

News, events, stories

What is happening in the Bitcoin City

Next Steps for Bitcoin: Expanding & Deepening Circular Economies

Next Steps for Bitcoin: Growing & Powering Circular Economies

Berlín Walls 2025

Succesful 1st year of a open-air art festival

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don't get lost

Get to Berlín

If you are driving yourself, please use the Waze app. Google Maps will take you the wrong way when coming from the beach.If you have to use Google Maps via the beach road, drive until you arrive at the Usulutan roundabouts, do not turn off the main road before hand. Seriously, it will be a bad time.

We suggest budgeting around 3 hours for the drive, factoring in the time of day, holidays, and potential traffic.
The road conditions are generally good, though typical El Salvador potholes can be expected. If you're unfamiliar with or uncomfortable driving at night, it's best to plan your travel during daylight hours.

City via the mountains

El Zonte to Berlin

City via Airport to Berlin

If you're up for an experience, you can take a public bus.

The direct 303 bus from San Salvador departs from the Nuevo Amanecer station at 6 AM, 1 PM, and 2 PM.

For the more adventurous, hitchhiking is also an option—many travelers have done it. If you visit the Farmers Market in El Zonte on Sunday, you might easily find a ride.

If you would like someone to drive you, consider the following services.

- BitDriver, drivers & rentals
- Juan, private driver
- Uber, yes, some will do this trip
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