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It’s great to have a cup of coffee in freeze winter, especially Hue coffee.
Hue is a beautiful small city with the population of about 360,000 people, but it has roughly 1,000 coffee shop of different sizes. It seems Hue people lead their lives in cafes instead of at home. Cafes are popular places to exchange ideas, listen to music, date or relax after a long day of hard work. Sitting in a tranquil cafe in Hue during the raining season, listening to the rain and soothing music by Trinh Cong Son is a great experience. It’s romantic and relaxing a lot.
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Hue coffee
No one knows when coffee was first imported into Hue, but the habit of drinking coffee and meeting at cafes has a long history. In the early 20th century, coffee began to cater for wealthy class and intellectuals pursuing Western studies. At that time, coffee was considered a luxury. It was not until that the years between 1945 and 1975 coffee became more popular to other social classes in Hue. After 1975, and even in the tough economic times of the 1980s and 1990s, Hue coffee still flourished.
Hue’s cafes have an elegant and soothing vibe
In recent years, new cafes have been built to serve numerous visitors. Most of which are associated with historical and cultural sites. Some new cafes feature luxurious and creative interior decoration. When visiting Hue, tourists can easily find famous coffee shops like the No Concerns Worldwide café at Bac Khuyet Pavilion in the Imperial Palace or Phuong Nam book café on Le Loi Street. In addition, it’s recommended that there are 4 attractive cafes in Hue you should not miss, namely Coffee Cookie, Musik Lounge, Paris Coffee, Greatio Corner. If you are interested in ancient and tranquil beauty, Paris coffee shop on Hoang Hoa Tham Street is the best choice.
Most of Hue cafes have an elegant and soothing vibe, along with soft ballads, helpful and polite staffs.
Every early morning or freeze winter, it will be an interesting experience to have a cup of coffee in Hue.
No one knows when coffee was first imported into Hue, but the habit of drinking coffee and meeting at cafes has a long history. In the early 20th century, coffee began to cater for wealthy class and intellectuals pursuing Western studies. At that time, coffee was considered a luxury. It was not until that the years between 1945 and 1975 coffee became more popular to other social classes in Hue. After 1975, and even in the tough economic times of the 1980s and 1990s, Hue coffee still flourished.
Hue’s cafes have an elegant and soothing vibeIn recent years, new cafes have been built to serve numerous visitors. Most of which are associated with historical and cultural sites. Some new cafes feature luxurious and creative interior decoration. When visiting Hue, tourists can easily find famous coffee shops like the No Concerns Worldwide café at Bac Khuyet Pavilion in the Imperial Palace or Phuong Nam book café on Le Loi Street. In addition, it’s recommended that there are 4 attractive cafes in Hue you should not miss, namely Coffee Cookie, Musik Lounge, Paris Coffee, Greatio Corner. If you are interested in ancient and tranquil beauty, Paris coffee shop on Hoang Hoa Tham Street is the best choice.
Most of Hue cafes have an elegant and soothing vibe, along with soft ballads, helpful and polite staffs.
Every early morning or freeze winter, it will be an interesting experience to have a cup of coffee in Hue.
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