65 Cat Cafes in Europe

A Derbyshire cat cafe.

Seven cats from Dierenleed Foundation in Amsterdam live at the cafe.

Home to seven resident cats as well as a temporary home for adoptable cats from Feline Friends. A fee of £5 allows for a visit of one hour. Children with autism (ages 6-16) are welcome to visit for free.

Glasgow's first cat cafe, coming in summer 2017.

Germany's first cat cafe. Six rescue cats live at the cafe to mingle with guests. Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends. Open holidays 10:00AM–6:00PM.

13 cats live together at Cat Cafe Manchester. The adorable cat crew has been together since they were kittens. All visits include drinks, with reservations in advance for £12 per hour or £1 per five minutes as a walk in guest. Guests must be age 10 or older except on special nights where tickets must be purchased in advance.

More of a traditional restaurant style than other cat cafes, guests are seated at tables and are waited on by staff. It is possible to book private events by calling.

Six homeless cats have been given a permanent home at Finland's Kissakahvila Helkatti Helsinki.

Six adorable cats live at Kissakahvila Purnauskis in Finland. Call to make reservations.