Avrig, Romania. The Brukenthal Café, inaugurated in the distant year of 1788, is the place where every sip of coffee is a whisper from the past.

Athens, Greece. Oraia Ellas was where the Athen's urban society once mingled, debated, and created memories.

Vienna, Austria. In Café Museum, the artistic and intellectual elite would paint their thoughts over cups of coffee.

Mytilene, Greece. The Historic Cafe “Kafeneion o Ermis”, that has been operating since 1800, is one of the most representative examples of Historic Cafes in Greece, a Café “museum” that reflects the vivid history of the country.

Zurich, Switzerland. The Grand Café Odeon has been a place where famous politicians, writers, poets, painters, and musicians came to meet.

Tripoli, Greece. The "Megalo Kafeneio" in Tripoli has been a distinguished gathering spot since its establishment in 1840, attracting a clientele that spanned from the aristocracy to every social class.

Komotini, Greece. The Historic Café "Lesxi Komotinaion," nestled in Komotini, Greece, has been a beacon of culture and gathering since its inception in 1921.

Lisbon, Portugal. In the bustling streets of Lisbon, where the rhythmic footsteps of the past meet the vibrant pulse of the present, Café Martinho da Arcada stands as a timeless enclave of stories, memories, and the rich aroma of coffee.

Lisbon, Portugal. Café Nicola, a cherished emblem of Lisbon's history, has been a hub of culture, tradition, and intellectual discourse since its establishment in 1929.

Vienna, Austria. In the bustling streets of Vienna, Café Hummel stands as a timeless enclave, whispering tales of yesteryears through its venerable walls.