Here, you can fuel up at the drive-thru on your way to the beach or visit the walk-up window and relax under a green umbrella on the patio. Head 3,000 miles south on the Pan-American Highway and you’ll reach out next destination, the Panamericana Sur store near Lima, Peru.

After a day of exploring the city’s beautiful ruins and monuments (Antigua is a UNESCO World Heritage Site), relax in the store’s serene inner courtyard with a cup of locally grown Guatemala Antigua coffee. The Starbucks design team restored many of the home’s original architectural features and worked with local artists and designers to showcase Guatemala’s coffee heritage and capture the artistic, warm and colorful spirit of the region. Starbucks opened its 1,500 th store in Latin America and the Caribbean in what was once a private residence dating back to the 1930s just steps from the iconic Santa Catalina Arch. Antigua, Guatemala Matthew GlacĪntigua means “ancient” in Spanish, and the historic pastel-hued buildings that line its cobblestone streets have stories to tell. Let’s pack our (virtual) bags for a trip around the world to visit some of the most unique Starbucks stores perfect for your next vacation. Are you longing for a little adventure? Perhaps you’d like to sip a cappuccino on the terrace in Milan, or watch surfers catch the next wave in South Africa.

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