The coffee drinking places mentioned below are the oldest coffee shops in the world that are still operating today.

This coffee shop has been serving customers since 1905. Until now, this cafe continues to operate in Lisbon, Portugal, with a famous reputation for its exceptional coffee quality and stunning architectural building.

"Since 1902, this shop has stood in New York, still radiating its intact charm, as well as displaying stunning works of art from the Italian Renaissance period."

This coffee shop was established in 1894 and is located in Rio de Janeiro. It was founded by two immigrants from Portugal.

This is a stunning structure with a typical Italian Renaissance design. Built around 1894, this building is located in Budapest, New York.

This café is one of the oldest cafés still operating in Madrid to this day. Established in 1887, this café is also among the early cafés in the region that employed women as staff.

"Franz Landtmann, the owner, comes from a family lineage that has long been involved in the coffee business and delicious gingerbread baking. This coffee shop was established in the city of Vienna, Austria in 1873."

In 1871, the first Leopold Cafe was established in the city of Mumbai, India. The name of the place was taken as a tribute to King Leopold of Belgium.

In 1862, Café du Monde began operating in the French Quarter, which has a long history in the city of New Orleans, Louisiana.

In 1860, in Naples, Italy, Caffe Gambrinus began operating. This place became a bustling destination for scholars and artists, making it an exclusive café that offers an inspiring atmosphere.

A coffee shop was created with the aim of exploring the aesthetics of the Grunderzeit era. The founder of this shop is Henrik Kugler, a man who grew up in a family of entrepreneurs in the candy industry, and started his business in Hungary in 1858.

This café exudes an atmosphere so thick with the nuance of Paris because it is inspired by typical French shops. Once upon a time, Albert Einstein briefly stopped by this place. Established since 1858 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, this shop has become a part of the city's history.

Year 1876, in the city of Vienna, Austria, there is a cafe designed by Heinrich von Ferstel that was opened for the first time called Cafe Central.

This café emerged in Vienna, Austria, in 1824. However, its name was changed to Frauenhuber in 1891. Despite having relocated, this café remains active to this day.

This café began operating in 1797, opening its business just one year before Napoleon invaded Egypt. Despite having a long history, this coffee shop remains owned by the same family throughout its operation, spanning over six generations.

This café began operating in the year 1760 in the city of Rome, Italy, and has become a frequently visited place by various famous figures throughout history, including Princess Diana and Audrey Hepburn.

This café is the oldest café in Italy, established for the first time in 1720. This café is located in the city of Venice.

Many people have tried to state that the cafe that started operating in 1686 is the pioneer cafe in the whole world, but that statement is not accurate, although it could be the oldest cafe in France.

In the year 1654, a café began operating in Oxford. Despite changing locations, this version of the coffee shop remains open until now.

Established for the first time in 1651 in Oxford, England, this location is famous for its special tea menu and light snacks, and coffee.

This café started operating in 1635 in the city of Istanbul, Turkey. They offer famous Turkish-style coffee as well as light snacks.

Cafe Kiva Han is legendary as one of the oldest coffee places in history that has ever existed. Located in Constantinople, Turkey, since 1475, this place is not only a source of delicious coffee, but also a stage for social interactions among people.