Enjoy the city coffee life with coffee fragrance

In many cultures, coffee houses are often "poet's writing rooms" and "art's living rooms", and are places where many intellectuals and artists like to stay. They may rely on coffee more than three meals a day. Whether it is a simple two or three small tables on the street or an elegant cafe with soft sofas and music, enjoy strong coffee anytime and anywhere, and enjoy a good time to put aside all trifles and let your thoughts gallop. Cafes often become the best key to opening a city's culture. Now let's walk into each big city, step into a cafe, and immerse ourselves in the fragrance of coffee.

Paris

Soak in literary Paris

There's a saying in Paris: "We're either in a cafe or on our way to a cafe." In Paris, all shops are closed on holidays, with the exception of cafes, which remain open. Paris street cafes in various shapes are the most beautiful city scenery in Paris. They embody the national conditions of France and become an important part of splendid French culture.

Sip slowly: in coffee culture, the latin quarter of paris is the most popular with artists. The Latin Quarter was originally a cultural district, and there were many cafes in the district. Most of these cafes are concentrated in one place, especially Dome, Select, Rotonde and La Coupole. And the location of these four, but also into the tripod position, so the arts and cultural people called this a community "cultural triangle."

Don't think that street coffee is cheap, just the opposite. If you stand in front of the bar in a coffee shop and drink it, you charge 1 euro per cup, sit on an indoor sofa chair, you charge 2 euros, and the same coffee, sitting on a street chair, costs at least 3 euros. Drinking coffee in the street, sometimes in twos and threes, sometimes a person bored silent, a cup of coffee always slowly sipped for a long time. Drink coffee, enjoy the essence is not in that cup of coffee, but in the romantic mood, that is the real intoxicating.

In addition, Paris's most famous Champs Elysees on both sides, there are many high-end cafes, these street cafes have a common feature, the seats inside are facing the street, row by row, like a theater. Customers drink coffee while watching pedestrians pass by the streets, and pedestrians often stare at them, confusing who is an audience member and who is an actor.

Travel Tips:

Visa: EU Schengen Visa.

Transportation: Air France has direct flights from Guangzhou to Paris. Metro line 4 to Saint Germain Des-pres station, to Latin Quarter.

Accommodation: There are many levels of accommodation in Paris, such as bed and breakfasts, holiday cottages and private chateaux.

Gourmet: The most prestigious is the "Michelin Three Star", the top restaurant selected by the top foodies, with an average of 150 euros per person. Bistrot, a small home cooking restaurant, offers traditional home cooking at a low price and in a relaxed atmosphere. Most restaurants are open from 12:00 to 15:00 and from 19:00 to 23:00.

Vienna

Home of the Austrian Soul

The Viennese Café is a public institution in Vienna that has become part of Vienna, just like Stephen's Cathedral, the Ferris wheel and the Lipizzama. A famous Austrian writer once said,"The cafe is our home."

Sip: Viennese coffee is different from coffee elsewhere, not brewed, not brewed, but "beaten" out. Fresh ground coffee is brewed with high pressure steam, and milk is also "beaten" with high pressure. The resulting coffee will have a thick layer of foam, like freshly poured beer, and this layer of foam will last for a long time.

There are many places to drink coffee in Vienna, and it is said that there are 800 places. There are coffee kiosks for people to stand and drink on street corners, coffee shops for people to meet in residential areas, and coffee shops are all over the Urban area and streets. Viennese go to coffee shops easily do not change places, some people even go to the coffee shop time, sit in the same position, drink coffee brand are fixed. Each time, the waiter brings the coffee and soft cake that the guest likes, and also brings the newspaper that the guest likes to read.

Café Central is a cafe converted from the palace of the distinguished Duke of Fels, which is a symbol of Vienna's traditional cafe. Caf Korb was once a café frequented by the famous psychologist Freud. Every afternoon, Viennese writers and philosophers gathered here. Even the waiters working in the café had their origins. They knew the family affairs of the aristocrats and all kinds of related philosophical and political opinions. There is also a "secret room" on the basement level of the cafe, where philosophers discuss problems. Today, the cafe has a weekly philosophy lecture.

Travel Tips:

Visa: EU Schengen Visa.

Transportation: Guangzhou via Paris or Middle East transit to Vienna.

Accommodation: Vienna official tourist information office is located at 1,Karntner Strasse 38(working hours 9:00 - 19:00). The Tourist Information Centre provides general information about hotels, the information desk at the main railway station and airport can help with reservations, as can the office at 38 Köntner Strasse and the accommodation bureau at Opera Road.

Food: Viennese ribs are delicious, and trout (traut) around the Alps is also very fragrant.

Ho Chi Minh City

Saigon French Romance

Origin: coffee to vietnam, just as tea is important to the people, it is a deep penetration of bone marrow. Coffee was brought to Vietnam by French Jesuit missionaries around 1860. Today, from Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon), the largest city in the south, to the mountain city at the border between China and Vietnam, walking along the streets, you can often see piles or clusters of canvas tents and umbrellas on the roadside. Below are recliners, hammocks and even small benches facing the road. Simple aluminum drippers are placed on low tables on the side. People sit or lie while sipping slowly.

Sip slowly: vietnamese coffee has a resilience that differs from eurasian bourgeois coffee culture, and this resilience comes from its constant interbreeding. From the beginning with France, Vietnamese coffee has continued to "hybrid", even now it is still mixing, mixing several varieties of coffee according to a certain proportion, adding butter and other things such as corn to make a certain taste of mixed coffee.

Vietnamese coffee style also lies in the special brewing process, not with coffee pot brewing, but with a special drip filter coffee cup, followed by an ancient pattern of printed glass, just like hourglass in the timing, drop by drop are used to spend wonderful time.

There are so many cafes in Vietnam that people have the impulse to open one immediately. If you don't lie, there are five or six cafes in a small street. Ho Chi Minh City has far more cafes than any other city, high and low, and tourists generally go to Van Ngo Street and Chinatown. Most of them were middle-grade cafes. The tables and chairs faced the street, or the rooms were surrounded by windows extending in all directions. The space was open, and the atmosphere in the cafes seemed free. Some cafes had small bridges and flowing water, old trees, and some had music playing. They were full of romantic atmosphere. This kind of cafe belonged to a place for casual chat.