What are the top ten cafes in the world? (below)

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1. Central Cafe (Cafe Central)

The Central Cafe is a cafe in Vienna, located at Herrengasse 14 in the inner city. The former bank and stock market building is today named Felster Palace after its architect Felster. Here with marble columns to support the dome, the restaurant looks noble and elegant, while the lunch price is very ordinary. In Vienna, the most famous, writers, musicians, politicians are happy to stop here, in the 19th century, known as the "coffee capital of the world", "the most humanistic" coffee shop.

Surrounding attractions: University of Vienna, Hofburg, Black death Pillar,

Celebrity anecdote: the statue of Peter Altenburg, an Austrian writer and poet, sits in a chair at the entrance to the gate. In addition, of course, there are Beethoven, Schubert, John Strauss and his son. The painters Klimt, Schiller and Freud are all guests here. Even Hitler, Lenin and Trotsky favored it.

Practical information: on a wall deep in the cafe is a huge portrait of Franz Joseph, the last emperor of the Austro-Hungarian empire, and the queen (Princess Sisi).

two。 First Starbucks (starbucks WA)

The first Starbucks, located at 1912 Pike Market, was built in 1971 and is a must for Starbucks coffee lovers all over the world to visit Seattle. Because Starbucks used to sell coffee beans, the store was decorated like a warehouse, and there were no tables and chairs to rest at first. But there are still many tourists who would rather taste it standing up and order a cup of coffee here in an attempt to find the original taste of Starbucks coffee.

Surrounding attractions: Seattle Aquarium, Pier 69, Olympic Sculpture Park, Parker Market

Practical information: this Starbucks sells brown cups and special city mugs that can't be found in other stores, which is definitely a companion gift that Starbucks controllers can't miss; it's impossible not to wait in line for a cup of coffee at the first Starbucks in the world. the store is small, so there is no bathroom; this is the only Starbucks coffee shop in the world that still uses the original siren logo.

3. Literary Cafe (Literaturnoye Kafe)

The famous literary cafe still retains the 19th century decoration and is very elegant, with a coffee shop on the first floor and a restaurant on the second floor. This used to be the place where Pushkin and the writers often met, and it is said that Pushkin rested here for a while before going to the duel.

Surrounding attractions: Neva Street, Winter Palace Square, Ermita Day Museum, Bronze Knight statue of Peter the Great, National Museum and so on.

Celebrity anecdotes: Pushkin, Gogol and Dastaev are all regulars here.

Practical information: there will be piano accompaniment at eight o'clock in the evening, and bel canto sings very well; you can see the scenery of Neva Street from here.

4. Double Old Cafe (Les Deux Magots)

Double Coffee, also translated as double Coffee, is a famous cafe in Paris, located in Saint-Germain de Pete on the left bank. It once had a reputation as a gathering place for literary and intellectual elites in Paris. In 1924, surrealism spread to the whole world from the Cafe of double Old people. Since 1933, the cafe has awarded double-couple literature awards to French novels every year. Today's locals also like this cafe very much, and everyone likes to order coffee and croissants here.

Surrounding attractions: Flower God Cafe, Art Bridge (Love Bridge), Notre Dame Cathedral

Celebrity anecdotes: Sartre, the father of existentialism, Beaufort, the leader of feminism, Hemingway and Picasso, the giants of American literature, are all regulars here.

Practical information: there are souvenirs of double old coffee in the window, such as pens and notebooks, which can be used as hand letters.

5. Boco Cafe (Le Procop)

Balzac, once known as "a passionate visionary", haunts the Boco Cafe in the Latin district. After a cup of coffee, the great writer who could not write without coffee immediately became very active in his mind, and his creative trend of thought was like an army stirring.

Surrounding attractions: new Bridge, Notre Dame, various galleries and churches.

Celebrity anecdote: it is said to be the first cafe in Paris; Napoleon left a hat as collateral because he could not pay for coffee, which now hangs on the left-hand side of the door.

Practical information: be sure to go to the bathroom on the second floor to have a look at the end, pay attention to observe the bathroom signs, very interesting.