Coffee fans must see it! Six coffee capitals that you must visit once in your lifetime.

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Would your favorite drink be coffee? Did you know that there are many coffee fans who travel around the world just to taste different coffee personalities in different cities? Let us tell you which cities are particularly famous for coffee, and maybe you can stop by next time you travel!

Seattle

Seattle has the highest density of coffee shops in the United States and is known as the "coffee roasting capital of the world." Starbucks, a popular coffee shop chain around the world, also originated in this city. All this fame is due to Seattle's coffee culture is very deep, walk through the streets will find specialty coffee shops, locals even laugh that coffee is Seattle's liquid sunshine!

Vienna

Most of the coffee shops in Vienna are decorated magnificently. Drinking coffee and reading newspapers is the local culture of Vienna. This activity has actually been sublimated to the level of spiritual exchange. The local coffee culture is so important that it was listed as an Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO in 2011.

Melbourne

Coffee has long been integrated into the lives of Melbourne people. In addition to interesting coffee shops everywhere, the annual World Coffee Expo is also held here. One theory is that in the 1880s, Melbourne had a serious problem with alcohol, and various groups were working to promote abstinence. Coffee, a non-alcoholic beverage, became popular at this opportunity.

Rome

Speaking of coffee capital, how can we not say Italy? Although many coffee shops will sell a variety of coffee styles as a lure, but come to Italy, the locals will tell you that only Espresso is king! Some people criticize Italy for resisting modern coffee techniques because of its long history, but honestly, the best baristas in Italy are in Rome, so what's wrong with tradition? For a taste of authentic Italian coffee history, a visit to Rome will not disappoint.

Havana

In fact, in addition to African coffee beans, Latin American coffee beans are also excellent quality. Cuba enjoys geographical advantages, and the coffee shops in Havana, the capital, naturally use extremely high quality coffee beans. While tasting Cuban coffee, while watching the scenery of the old street, such an afternoon, do not have to walk around can clearly feel the Cuban style!

Reykjavik

Coffee is Iceland's "national drink", many people drink at least three cups a day! Their love of coffee is evident in their consumption of coffee beans, which is nine kilograms per capita per year, the third highest in the world. Come to Iceland's capital Reykjavik, you won't find chain coffee shops, but you will find a coffee shop that makes you happy.