It’s time to start dreaming of your next trip. Here’s seven must-visit coffee-centric destinations with us.
Head to the largest urban coffee plantation in Brazil at Cafezal in São Paulo. Brazil has a rich coffee history, dating back to the mid-18th century. By the mid-19th century, the country was the largest coffee producer in the world. At Cafezal, learn about the history of coffee and how it's grown and cultivated today. © Alf Ribeiro | Dreamstime.com
Tour any number of coffee plantations in Panama. In fact, the country features a Coffee Tour highlighting 10 coffee farms, particularly in the Boquete region. Boquete’s coffee farms sit more than 3,000 feet above sea level and make more than 10 coffee varieties. Some farms include Café Altieri Specialty Coffee, Elida Farm and Don Pachi Estate Farm. © Pablo Caridad | Dreamstime.com
While Vienna is famous for its many coffee houses, at the famous Café Sacher, indulge in a wiener melange, a specialty coffee drink similar to a cappuccino done with brewed coffee and half a cup of steamed cream and topped with milk foam. © Evgeniy Fesenko | Dreamstime.com
Take a Chiang Mai Hill Tribe Coffee Tour in Northern Thailand. At Karen Hill Tribe Village, see coffee plants, explore the many coffee flavors, and learn about hand-drip brewing and hand roasting. A tour here also promises hikes over the scenic mountains. © Andrey Gudkov | Dreamstime.com
There’s more than one place in Kenya to tour for coffee fans, as the country has been cultivating the product since the late 19th century. For instance, Karunguru Coffee Tours brings guests 35 minutes outside of Nairobi to embark on the journey of coffee. Many tours offer coffee tastings and lunch, as well. © Andrey Gudkov | Dreamstime.com
Considered the world center for coffee roasting, Seattle teems with coffee shops and roasteries. Not only is the city home to Starbucks’ headquarters, but Seattle also features some of the best coffee shops in the country. Take a coffee tour or crawl to see highlights of the city. © Ian Good | Dreamstime.com
In Milan, Italy, make for Starbucks Reserve Roastery, a unique Starbucks location not only offering your typical drinks but also featuring coffee experiences, mixologists, aperitivo hours and more. © Ivan Savini | Dreamstime.com
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