By MOOK Scenic Spots Home Travel Life Network, Li Meixiu, compiled and reported
In the afternoon, heading to a café for a cup of coffee, with an adorable cat with lazy eyes and fluffy fur sitting beside you — that’s probably every cat lover’s dream afternoon tea. And what if there were 3D cat-shaped latte art floating on top of the coffee? Wouldn’t that drive you even crazier? Here are five must-visit attractions for cat lovers at home and abroad, ensuring you’re accompanied by cats throughout your journey.
The super cute 3D cat-shaped latte art is so adorable you won’t want to drink it. (Photo provided by Cat 'Travel Café & Light Meals)
Cat 'Travel Café & Light Meals
Opened on January 5, 2012, “Cat 'Travel Café & Light Meals” was established by the owner with a love and care for cats in mind. It’s a restaurant that combines dining, exhibitions, travel, miscellaneous goods, and a cat-themed concept. The café’s 3D cat-shaped latte art is one of those beloved drinks that cat lovers go crazy for. The cat-related merchandise sold in-store is purchased by the owner every 1-2 months during trips to Japan, offering shopping options for cat enthusiasts. Since the café allows cats inside, it provides a space where many cat owners and lovers can freely enjoy watching the cats’ various lazy and elegant poses, creating a comfortable and warm atmosphere while also being a very cat-friendly environment.
A unique café combining coffee and light meals, with the goal of fostering stray cats and promoting TNR. (Photo provided by Wild Cats Foster Café)
Wild Cats Foster Café
Breaking the mold of typical pet cafés, the Wild Cats Foster Café located in Sanchong District, New Taipei City, not only offers the company of multiple cats, but also features a section for foster cats available for adoption. Many stray cats have found happy homes here, and the café also serves as a venue that actively promotes the TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) initiative.
A cozy little cat museum showcasing various cat-related artworks and collectibles. (Photo provided by Moleskine Editorial Department)
Amsterdam - Little Cat Museum
In the 1660s, wealthy Dutch citizens began settling along the Herengracht canal between Vijzelstraat and Looiersgracht. Their houses were often built with imported sandstone and adorned with elaborate carvings on doors and pillars, earning the area the nickname “Golden Bend” at the time. In this elegant district stands a mansion that attracts a constant stream of visitors — the legendary Little Cat Museum among cat enthusiasts. The Little Cat Museum is a private cat-themed museum. Its owner, Bob Meijer, is obsessed with cats. To commemorate the 17 years of companionship from his beloved cat J.P. Morgan, he founded this art gallery. The museum also houses three cats, who might even be considered unofficial ambassadors — they come up to rub against visitors as if to say, “Welcome, please feel free to look around.”
An ultra-cute cat train, with even the staff ID badges featuring cat-related designs. (Photo provided by Moleskine Editorial Department)