artLIVE – The World of Coffee Museum is one of the must-see attractions when visiting Buon Ma Thuot city. This is a place for those who have a strong passion for coffee.
A few words about the World of Coffee Museum
The World of Coffee Museum was created with the love of coffee by Mr. Dang Le Nguyen Vu – founder of Trung Nguyen Legend, officially inaugurated at the end of 2018 in Buon Ma Thuot – the heart of the famous coffee capital. This place is not only the homeland of the best coffee beans but also a space to preserve and respect the spiritual values of the coffee world.
People often think of museums as quiet places, only for displaying and preserving artifacts. However, when entering the World Coffee Museum, that view will completely change. This is not only a place for those who want to explore coffee, but also a promised land for those who love and are passionate about coffee beans.
This museum displays unique coffee artifacts, collected from all over the world from England to Germany, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Ethiopia, Turkey, China, Vietnam,…
With more than 10,000 coffee-related objects from many historical and cultural periods around the world, these artifacts were specially selected from the Jens Burg World Coffee Museum in Hamburg, Germany – a special tourist destination. They were brought to Vietnam and displayed at the Vietnam World Coffee Museum, creating a rich and unique space.
Unique and impressive architecture
The World Coffee Museum affirms its position as a unique architectural work, receiving praise from both international media and reputable sources around the world. Located in a magnificent architectural campus, this place is not only an ideal destination for coffee lovers but also a unique architectural work.
Inspired by the architectural style of the Central Highlands long house, the museum shows sophistication through the combination of sound waves from the bells, creating unique and delicate curves. The long house, an indispensable symbol of the sacred land of the Central Highlands, is recreated in the open space of the museum, where Western architectural lines blend softly and delicately.
The uniqueness of this architectural block is not only the subtle combination of two contrasting architectural styles but also the liveliness recreated through every detail of the museum. Not only is it a destination to learn about the history and process of coffee production, but it is also an aesthetic experience where culture and art meet, creating a unique space for coffee lovers and architecture enthusiasts that has been recreated through the World Coffee Museum.
Meaning of the World Coffee Museum
The construction of the Global World Coffee Museum not only creates a convenient location for coffee lovers but also contributes to the preservation and sustainable development of the coffee industry worldwide. This is a space to connect, share and celebrate coffee culture, and is also a meeting place for those who are passionate and inspired by coffee.
The World Coffee Museum welcomes visitors from 8:00 – 17:00
Monday – Sunday
Open in the evening on major holidays
There are two types of tickets when visiting the World Coffee Museum
Adults: 150,000 VND/person
Children (ages 7-12): 40,000 VND/person
Everyone can book tickets through:
– Book tickets directly at the Museum’s reception desk
– Book tickets via the Museum’s hotline
– Book tickets online via the Museum’s website.
Address: Nguyen Dinh Chieu, Buon Ma Thuot City, Dak Lak Province, Vietnam
Contact: 089 935 53 68
Email: baotangthegioicaphe@trungnguyenlegend.com
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