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Caffè Gambrinus, Italy -

This historical café was founded in 1860 and is famous for being the meeting place of many artists and academics, including poets Gabriele D'Annunzio and Filippo Tommaso Marinetti.

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Snakes and Lattes, Canada -

A board game lovers' dream, this Toronto café has shelves literally filled from floor to ceiling to with various board games. The games are provided for playing inside the shop and are also available for purchase.

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Confeitaria Colombo, Brazil -

One of the most beautiful cafés in the world, Rio de Janeiro's historical Confeitaria Colombo features an interior of stained glass windows, grand mirrors, and gorgeous tiles.

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Ki Cafe, Japan - A true minimalist shop decorated with black leafless trunks, this all-white Tokyo café is perfect for enjoying a delicious cup of coffee, especially if you're not a fan of noisy places. Here you can relax and unwind in a peaceful environment.

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Alice in a Labyrinth, Japan - Also in Tokyo is the themed café Alice in a Labyrinth inspired by—you guessed it—'Alice in Wonderland.' So if you're a fan of the novel and the film, this shop's the spot for you!

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Hedgehog Cafe HARRY, Japan -

Tokyo has a plethora of cool coffee shops. Another one nestling in Japan's capital city is Hedgehog Cafe HARRY. You can literally grab your morning cup of Joe here...and play with a hedgehog! What better way to start the day? 

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Café Mollien, France -

Located inside the famous Paris Louvre Museum, tucked away in the Denon wing, is this coffee shop replete with a gorgeous terrace overlooking the Cour Napoléon and the Carrousel Garden. It's also just a short walk away from where the Mona Lisa is displayed.

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China - Actually located in Chengdu, The Budapest Café features a minimalist design with shades of pink and gray throughout, decor inspired by Wes Anderson’s film 'The Grand Budapest Hotel.'

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Bar Luce, Italy -

Speaking of Wes Anderson, the film director designed this marvelous café in Milan.

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Patent Coffee, USA - A café by day and speakeasy by night. According to Dezeen, famous inventor Nikola Tesla himself used to live and work in the building that houses this popular shop in New York's Manhattan.

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Origo, Romania - Origo in Bucharest is another spot that functions as a coffee shop during the day and a bar at night. Its rustic decor makes it a very Instagram-worthy locale. Get your cameras ready!

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28 Café, Portugal - Did you know that Lisbon has a café that is an exact replica of the city's famous 28 tram? Located near the landmark São Jorge Castle, pop in for a coffee after your visit!

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Fiii Fun House, Argentina - Kids as well as mums and dads will love this place. This Buenos Aires café features a play zone, swinging chairs, and an all wood interior. It was designed by architect Íris Cantante.

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The End Brooklyn, USA -

Famous for its Unicorn Latte, you might recall this Brooklyn shop from its battle with Starbucks after the coffee giant came out with their Unicorn Frappuccino, which The End Brooklyn alleged Starbucks stole from them. In the end, a confidential settlement was reached, as reported by The Wall Street Journal.

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Harry's, Italy - Located in Trieste's popular Piazza Unità d'Italia, Harry's offers a fantastic opportunity to take in and enjoy the majestic view of the city's main square.

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Dreamy Camera Café, South Korea - This Yangpyeong coffee shop's wow! factor is brought into sharp focus by the fact that its exterior is shaped like a camera body.

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Caffera Photo + Café, Philippines - Another photography-inspired coffee shop is Caffera Photo + Café in Mandaluyong. The interior features all sorts of photographic memorabilia, especially vintage cameras. 

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Bar Topolski, England - If you're an art lover and especially a fan of the Polish painter Feliks Topolski, then you'll love this London café and bar, converted from the artist's former gallery. The space still displays much of his work.

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Café Central, Hungary -

The venerated Café Central is located on the Pest side of Budapest. It opened in 1887 and was frequented by famous Hungarian intellectuals, writers, and artists.

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Café Gerbeaud, Hungary - Café Gerbeaud is another historical coffee found in the Hungarian capital. Popular not only for its coffee but for its cakes too, including delicacies like Esterházy and Dobos torte.

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The Coffee Collective, Denmark -

Another Instagram-worthy spot is this cute coffee shop in Copenhagen. You can also feel good about grabbing your morning coffee here as the coffee beans are Direct Trade!

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Rosetta Roastery, South Africa - Another shop known for its a minimalist design is Rosetta Roastery in Cape Town. It's got a black-and-white interior and is an ideal spot for enjoying a tasty cup of coffee.

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HR Giger Museum, Switzerland -

The creepiest café in this gallery is found in Gruyères. Its interior appears to be made entirely of bones and skeletons in tribute to 'Alien' designer H.R. Giger.  It's sure to send shivers down your spine!

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The Coffee Academics, Hong Kong -

Definitely the coolest study place...and with some of the best coffee! The Coffee Academics in Hong Kong is consistently ranked as one of the best cafés in the world. It's already an international award-winning coffee house despite not even being a decade old.

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Café Chat L'Heureux, Canada -

Cats and coffee? Meow!!! These cute 'n' cuddly animals can be found purring away in Café Chat L'Heureux in Montréal. Spend a day sipping on an espresso while relaxing with some furry felines.

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Café A Brasileira, Portugal -

This historical Lisbon café is the most popular in the city. It previously served as a popular meeting point for poets and artists.

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Majestic Café, Portugal -

Majestic Café in Porto is regularly cited as one of the most stunning coffee houses in the world.

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Hammock, Malaysia -

Hammock, in George Town, makes the list because why wouldn't anyone want to sip on good, strong coffee while chilling out in a hammock with a good book. The venue sometimes hosts live music.

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The Cake, Ukraine -

The standout factor in this Kyiv coffee house? A giant, hot-pink balloon animal sculpture set right in the middle of the café.

See also: The world's strangest statues and sculptures

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