The 50 most beautiful Starbucks locations around the world

This store in Casablanca looks more like a spa than a Starbucks and it's dreamy as hell.

All we want is to live right here, in this gorgeous Chicago Starbucks, whose benches are illustrated with the coffee chain's Siren. Located in a UNIQLO, this store has views of the city's Magnificent Mile.

Hello, this is the Starbucks at Prague Castle. A Starbucks castle! In addition to being in a castle, it also has a stone terrace where you can swoon over the view.

Blue walls and chandeliers? TBH, if only our home looked like this. This Santa Cruz store is inspired by the country's natural wonder, the world's largest salt flat.

A Starbucks Coffee graffiti wall — so. Much. Yes. This store is completely inspired by the ancient Chinese board game, wei qi.

Formerly a gas station on the corner of Highland and Willoughby in Los Angeles, this Starbucks location is now helping people fuel up for their day in a different way (hehe).

This Starbucks store near the center of Paris looks a lot more like a set from Beauty and the Beast. Seriously. The store's structure dates back to the 17th century and is covered in flawless ceiling murals and motifs.

Influenced by Californian style, this location is also inspired by the house it was originally in the 1930s. And, like most dreamy and Insta-worthy Starbucks, it has a rooftop.

This is what a Starbucks in the Caribbean looks like. Cue the jealousy, because it has a 360-degree view of the beach and plenty of palm trees.

Rooftop goals! At this Starbucks in Istanbul, you'll have views of ferry buildings and boats.

This Starbucks, which originally opened as a movie theater in 1926, is located in downtown Rio de Janeiro's Cinelândia Square. The windows, the chairs — we don't know what we'd want to Insta-story first.

Take out your phone at the sight of this Starbucks and leave it out because the inside is just as gorgeous. It's two stories and has a cobblestone walkway leading up to it.

This Starbucks in Idaho has a separate meeting room that was formerly a bank vault. The outside is cool AF and the inside features historic photos throughout.

Located in the Pike Place Market, this is the first-ever Starbucks. Just look at that signage! How badly do you want to Instagram that?

This store in Mexico City features a garden patio located in the Bosque de Chapultepec, the largest park in Latin America. It even has traditional Mayan hammocks to Instagram lie on.

Why you should drop everything and go to this store inside the LanVien Hotel immediately: the art on the walls is of latte art and there are some seriously amazing floors going on.

Located on the Avenue L'Opéra, this Starbucks is more glamorous than anywhere we've ever been - with velvet curtains and chandeliers.

This unique Starbucks comprises two free-standing buildings boasting scenic river views. All of the yes to drinking (and photographing) your iced green tea while looking at the river.