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1. Hua Shen Cafe (Cafe de Flore)

Cafe de Flore, one of the three famous cafes in Paris, located on the corner of the Rue Saint-Germain and the Rue Saint-Benoit (Rue St. Benoit) in the sixth arrondissement of Paris, has long been known as its intellectual elite patron. This century-old shop, founded in 1887 during the third Republic of France, named after the ancient Roman goddess Flore, is naturally full of flowers and green everywhere. Composed of comfortable benches, mirror walls and mahogany walls, this is the cafe where Saudi Arabia and Simonbova often appear together, and of course it is also loved by other artists. The second floor is decorated in English style, simple and quiet, and it is a good place to think alone.

Surrounding attractions: the Flower God Cafe is located on the left bank of the Seine, with famous attractions such as the Art Bridge (also known as "Love Bridge"), Notre Dame Cathedral and the Museum of Orsay.

Celebrity anecdotes: the Flower God Cafe is the enlightening place of existentialism and the birthplace of surrealism; celebrities such as Chagall, Henry Miller, Joyce, Hemingway, Picasso, Polanski and Xu Zhimo often linger here.

Practical information: it is recommended to try raspberry thousand-layer pie and chocolate lightning puffs; commemorative coffee cups are sold in the store.

two。 Antico caf é Greco

The Antique Cafe, located in front of the Piazza de Spain, was founded in 1760 and is the oldest and most famous cafe in Rome. It is also called the ancient Greek cafe. It is so named because the first owner of the cafe was a Greek. Marble desktops, cushioned chairs, waiters in tuxedos, and countless mirrors-this is the style of this classical and elegant cafe.

Surrounding attractions: Spanish Square, people's Square, Pantheon, Holy Angel Castle.

Celebrity anecdotes: for hundreds of years, there have been numerous celebrities here, such as Stendhal, Goethe, Liszt, Keats, Ibsen, Hans Christian Andersen, Byron, Dickens, Mark Twain and Shelley.

Practical information: the coffee shop is located in a high street. You can have a cup of warm coffee and take a nap after shopping.

3. Caff è Quadri Cafe

The Quadri Cafe, located on the first floor of the old parliament building adjacent to the clock tower, north of Venice's famous Piazza San Marco, opened for business on May 28, 1775. Pure Venice is the quintessence of Quadri, the cafe is dominated by soft light green and yellow, and the oil paintings from Giuseppe Ponga on all sides are bright and bold, and they have been there for more than 100 years to show Quadri's guests the upper-class life of the ancient water city. Quadri's kitchen looks for the freshest ingredients from lagoons and Arito local markets; seven Quadri's selected martini cocktails bring not only sensory pleasure, but also a ceremony of gratitude and well-being; and in the summer, Quadri also has a signature ice chocolate, which is also very popular and is often in short supply.

Surrounding attractions: St. Mark's Square, St. Mark's Cathedral, Venice Bell Tower, sigh Bridge.

Practical information: in addition to the open-air cafe in the hall on the first floor, Quadri Cafe turns to the second floor, and there is also a magnificently decorated restaurant, which only accepts reservations and is open for large banquets.

4. Einstein Caf é Einstein

Einstein Cafe enjoys high status in the eyes of Berliners. The predecessor of the building is a villa once used as a casino, the renovated cafe has a strong traditional Viennese cafe style, and reopened to the world in 1996.

Surrounding attractions: Bauhaus Archives, Berlin Zoo

Celebrity anecdote: Einstein Cafe is a century-old Renaissance-style villa, said to be the first private property of an Austrian lady, so the internal environment has always been the legacy of Vienna.

Practical information: Austrian apple roll cake and Viennese fried meat are recommended here; some people praise it as "the best brunch in Berlin".

5. Four Cats Cafe (Els 4Gats)

The four Cats Restaurant, located in the depths of a narrow alley in Barcelona's Gothic Old City, was designed by architect Puig Kada Falk in 1895 and has been open for 117 years since it opened in 1897. This is a gathering place for many artists and intellectuals, where they hold exhibitions, literary seminars and concerts.

Surrounding attractions: Rambla Avenue, Catalonia Square, Bartleau House

Celebrity anecdotes: Picasso, Dali, Milo and Gaudi are all regulars here, and many artists and intellectuals gather here; in 1990, the 19-year-old Picasso held his first solo exhibition here; it was the center of the modernist movement in the late 19th century and has now become an important place for textual research on the history of modern art. Picasso also made promotional posters for four cats, which later became the cover of today's restaurant menu.

Practical information: the front of the four cats restaurant is a bar, and entering into the restaurant is the restaurant.