Those new and interesting cafes [group pictures]

Guide to Caxiang: Austrian writer Zweig said: "I am not at home, in the coffee shop; not in the coffee shop, on the way to the coffee shop." Cafes have a strong attraction to people, in addition to the temptation of mellow coffee, now more and more cafes begin to use a variety of novel elements to attract customers. Cafes have become new and interesting, and more and more people like to spend time in cafes.

Zoo Cafe

On April 17, 2015, a guest photographed a high-crowned chameleon with his mobile phone at the Zoo Cafe in Budapest, Hungary. The "zoo cafe" in Budapest keeps cats, parrots, hamsters, rabbits, hedgehogs, squirrels, turtles and chameleons. Guests can also get close to and play with these animals while tasting coffee.

Crystal Palace Cafe

Staff check the interior decoration of a cafe at the flagship store of crystal maker Swarovski in Ginza business district, Tokyo, Japan, June 10, 2010. The cafe, decorated with a variety of crystal ornaments, is located on the second floor of the flagship store.

Third, Cat and Man Cafe

A woman rests at the Cat and Man Cafe in Moscow, Russia, on May 2, 2015. The Cat and Human Cafe is the first cat cafe in Moscow. The cafe has nine cats, all of which mimic the cat's favorite habitat.

IV. Snake Cafe

Customers photograph snakes on the table at the Snake Cafe in Tokyo, Japan, on Aug. 14, 2015. The cafe displays 35 non-venomous snakes of 20 varieties, and customers can spend 1000 yen ($8) to choose one to put on the table and touch them up close.

Fifth, "Dream" photography cafe

Park Sung-hwan (right), owner of the Dream camera cafe, and Guo Mingxi take a group photo outside the cafe in Yangping County, South Korea, on July 6, 2014. In 2009, a young Korean couple tired of the hustle and bustle of city life and began to plan a dream life for a family of three and camera cafes. In 2013, the couple's dream came true: on the outskirts of Yangping County, Gyeonggi Province, the Dream Cafe, which resembles a German Lulai two-lens classic camera, opened. Walking into this two-story cafe, camera elements can be seen everywhere. The display cabinet is full of cameras collected by the male host, the walls are posted with pictures of the birth of the coffee shop and the guests, the accessories on the table are also ingenious, and even the menus are in the shape of photo albums. Now, under the careful management of the couple, the cafe is attracting more and more photography enthusiasts and tourists.

Full Day Cafe

Two women eat breakfast at the all-Day Cafe in Stockholm, Sweden, on November 14, 2006. All the decorations in this cafe are white and provide customers with artificial sunlight. In the depths of winter, the days in Stockholm are short, lasting only from 09:30 to 02:30, and office workers tend to leave for work before dawn and get home at dark. This all-day cafe provides a comfortable environment for people to fully relax and enjoy the "warm sunshine".

Sheep Cafe

Customers play with sheep in a cafe in Seoul, South Korea, Feb. 11, 2015. According to owner Li Guanghao, he opened this novel and interesting cafe in 2011. Now the two sheep have become the biggest selling point of the cafe, attracting visitors from locals and customers from other countries.

8. 3D Printer Cafe

Rodrigo Perez Weiss, owner of the 3D Printing enthusiast Cafe in Buenos Aires, Argentina, shows off a robotic hand made by 3D printing technology on May 9, 2014. The "3D Printing enthusiast" Cafe is jointly opened by Rodrigo Perez Weiss, an Argentine electronic engineer, and Dino Tubaro, an electronic engineering student. Many technology users who like 3D printing exchange ideas here and put their avant-garde designs into practice.

9. Cat Cafe

This is a cappuccino coffee shot at the Cat Cafe in Turin, Italy, on March 22, 2014. This cup of coffee has the pattern of a cat pulling flowers. In addition to people, this cafe can also serve special "customers" such as cats.

10. Go to Hu Art Gallery Cafe

On July 6, 2010, people visited the cafe of Jiuqu Lake Art Gallery in Hyde Park in London, England. Since 2000, Jiuqu Lake Art Gallery has invited a well-known architect to build an experimental temporary building outside the gallery as a coffee shop to showcase different styles of contemporary architecture.

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