Dubai's Coffee Museum shows the history of the drink and the cultures around it; plus 8 of the world's other major institutions dedicated to the bean

Dubai’s Coffee Museum highlights the history, production processes and cultures surrounding coffee around the world through an extensive collection of books, roasters, grinders, serving pots and mugs.

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