Summary and recommendation of ancient cafes around the world

EI Fishawy Cafe

Location: Cairo, Egypt

Although the shop is so smoky and decorated with mirrors everywhere, the cafe has been around for more than two centuries and is surrounded by antique buildings. It offers particularly good mint tea, black coffee and apricot-flavored hookah-that's much better than cigarettes. Mahfud M.D., an Egyptian writer who won the Nobel Prize, is a regular visitor to this cafe.

Central Kavehaz Cafe

Venue: Budapest, Hungary

This elegant cafe has always been a secluded place to escape the hustle and bustle of Budapest and has been a gathering center for intellectuals since 1887. Countless celebrities have been here, including Jozsef Kiss, Mih á ly Babits and poet Geza Gy ó ni, who are all regulars here. The cafe has high ceilings, brass lamps and huge windows. Here, all you have to do is bring a book, a cup of bubbly cappuccino coffee, and a sour cherry yogurt cake dessert. This is the perfect holiday.

Antico caf é Greco Caf é

Venue: Rome, Italy

Marble desktops, cushioned chairs, waiters in jackets, and countless mirrors-this is the style of this classical and elegant cafe, dating back to 1760. Countless travelers will choose what to drink in this cafe, which has become a must-pass tourist attraction in Rome. Who have been here? Look at this list: Byron, Keats, Dickens, Mark Twain. Everyone who has been here thinks that this coffee shop is the most charming coffee shop in the eternal city.

Cafe Central Cafe

Venue: Vienna, Austria

So, do you want to plan a movement? Then go to the place where Lenin used to stay. In this cafe, there is still a long list of celebrities who have been there, such as Freud, Lenin-mentioned above. Since it opened in 1876, the signboard has been a variety of desserts.

Cafe Tortoni Cafe

Venue: Buenos Aires, Argentina

Argentina's oldest coffee shop has been open for more than a century since it opened in 1858, but strangely enough, it presents a Parisian aesthetic feature. The cafe as a whole presents an amber color, plenty of light, stained glass panels, marble tables, everything is elegant. Jorge Louis Borges, a Buenos Aires-born writer who frequents the cafe, must order something like this: caramel breast milk biscuits.