New York City is one of the world’s biggest tourist draws, with storied attractions and inspiration around every corner. Now, there is another reason to visit the Big Apple- its wonderful cat cafes.
Ranging from posh and hip to down-to-earth and heartwarming, the cat cafes of New York all feature rescue cats, which makes visiting not only fun, but also makes a difference.
Read MoreAfter the frenetic, high-energy chaos that is Tokyo, most visitors find Kyoto, with its abundance of green spaces and temples, a calming and serene change of pace.
This zen-like atmosphere even extends to its cat cafes.
Read MoreHong Kong is one of the most exciting international cities in the world. Despite the energy-sapping heat and humidity, it teems with vitality, from ultramodern Hong Kong Island and its architectural skyline to mysterious Kowloon with its lively neighborhoods and street markets.
Read MoreLast year, we had fun visiting the cat cafes of Europe but officially entered serious cat cafe territory when we set foot in Asia.
Thailand was the first stop on our six month tour of the beautiful continent and we found a variety of cat cafes to satisfy our (and your) kitty loving ways.
Read MoreBerlin is a fantastic city break destination with enough vibrant neighborhoods, exciting restaurants and cultural activities to keep you busy for months, much less a weekend.
One of it’s best features is that there is truly something for everyone, including three wonderful cat cafes.
Read MorePrague has become a popular travel destination and is known for its beautiful architecture, often drawing comparisons to Paris.
So it’s not surprising that the city’s cat cafes are just as attractive.
Read MoreBeijing is an exciting travel destination famous for its history, whether they be ancient sites such as The Great Wall and Forbidden City or relatively modern ones like Tiananmen Square. China’s capital is also known for being traditional and a bit mysterious
Read MoreTaiwan has long been a destination for cat lovers, ever since the first cat café, Cat Flower Garden (now called Café Dogs & Cats), opened its doors in Taipei in 1998. Since then, the trend has swept across Japan
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