Starbucks celebrates the global game by showcasing 8 of the world’s most beautiful coffeehouses
Starbucks is celebrating the global game by spotlighting eight of the world’s most beautiful coffeehouses from competing countries. Who will take home the trophy?
As fans around the world gather to cheer on their national teams, Starbucks is celebrating the global game by spotlighting eight of the world’s most beautiful coffeehouses. With locations in 90 markets, Starbucks serves as a place for connection, community and shared experiences across cultures.
Whether it’s Starbucks Bernabéu in Madrid with views of Real Madrid’s iconic soccer pitch, or Boulevard de Capucines in Paris with its ornate chandeliers and grand architecture, each destination offers a unique sense of place.
After all, what better way to celebrate the beautiful game than by exploring some of the world’s most beautiful coffeehouses?
Argentina
Unicenter, Buenos Aires
Starbucks arrived in Argentina in 2008, immersing itself in the country’s deep love of coffee and rich café tradition of slow, social sipping. At the Unicenter Starbucks on Level 1, customers can take a journey with coffee in cozy banquette seats reminiscent of a vintage train compartment.
Belgium
Grand Place 4, Brussels
Tucked beneath the gilded columns of Grand-Place (Grote Markt) in historic Brussels is one of Belgium’s most iconic Starbucks coffeehouses. Surrounded by beautifully preserved 17th-century trade guild buildings and historic landmarks, Grand-Place’s remarkable architectural harmony inspired Victor Hugo to call it “the most beautiful square in the world.”
England
Battersea Power Station, London
What better place to power up for a day of sightseeing than at the Starbucks coffeehouse at Battersea Power Station? Inspired by the historic building’s Art Deco heritage, the coffeehouse’s design references the grandeur of Turbine Hall A through refined detailing and an industrial material palette that celebrates the craftsmanship and theater of coffee roasting.
France
Boulevard de Capucines, Paris
You’ll feel like royalty beneath the grand chandeliers and ornate ceilings at the historic Boulevard de Capucines coffeehouse in Paris, often dubbed the “Most Beautiful Starbucks in the World.”
Morocco
Villa Casablanca, Casablanca
Villa Casablanca draws on the country’s rich architectural heritage at this luxurious former residence with Moroccan-inspired interiors and a lush garden patio. Shaded outdoor seating, vibrant greenery and a calming fountain create an authentic urban oasis, making it one of the world’s most romantic places to enjoy a cup of coffee.
Norway
Kjøttbasaren, Bergen
Behind the green awnings of a beautifully restored 1870s landmark in the heart of Bergen, Starbucks Kjøttbasaren blends modern coffee culture with the city’s historic character. Just steps from the UNESCO-listed Bryggen waterfront and the Fløibanen funicular, the coffeehouse offers a cozy retreat surrounded by Norway’s dramatic landscapes and colorful architecture.
Spain
Bernabéu, Madrid
Starbucks Bernabéu offers a unique experience for coffee lovers, soccer fans and visitors alike in its flagship coffeehouse inside the iconic Santiago Bernabéu Stadium. Featuring a mixology bar, local artwork and immersive design, the space blends coffee craft with the energy of one of the world’s most famous soccer destinations.
Switzerland
Landquart Fashion Outlet
Located in the heart of Switzerland’s Graubünden region, Starbucks at Landquart Fashion Outlet is surrounded by an open-air chalet-style shopping village set against a spectacular backdrop of alpine peaks, lush valleys and vineyard-covered hills. Just beyond the boutiques, visitors can take in the beauty of the Rhine Valley and the dramatic mountain scenery that makes Switzerland one of the world’s most picturesque destinations.
