Six Starbucks coffee shops around the world are in places you didn't expect.

Starbucks today has more than 19,000 stores in more than 60 countries around the world, but do you think it only exists in shopping malls or under office buildings? Of course not! Recently, thrillist has collected 6 of the most exotic stores in the world for us. Let's take a look at what strange places they are open in!

1. Starbucks on the train.

The train cafe, the smallest Starbucks store ever designed, debuted from Geneva airport in Switzerland to St. Gallen. The beautiful car body really makes people want to jump on it and have a cup of coffee!

Special recommendation: Swiss exclusive Nespresso coffee, its unique point lies in its coffee beans are burned.

2. Starbucks in the Caribbean

Royal Caribbean International has opened a Starbucks on board its Allure of the Seas cruise ship, offering its coffee to sightseers. The cruise ship, which sails in the Caribbean, mainly in the U.S. city of Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Lauderdale), Haiti, Jamaica and Cozumel, an island off the southeast coast of Mexico. You can also drink Starbucks on a luxury cruise ship. Does it make you feel familiar?

Featured recommendations: Haiti and Jamaica coffee beans are very famous, Mexico is the world's eighth largest coffee producer, so it seems that Starbucks coffee on the Ocean Charm cruise must taste extraordinary!

3. Starbucks on the hillside

There's a Starbucks at the Squaw Valley Resort in California, but it's not at the foot of the mountain! But halfway up the mountain at an altitude of 8,000 feet!

4. Starbucks in Disneyland

Anaheim, California, opened its first Disneyland Starbucks in Magic Kingdom. The design of this store continues the classic Starbucks style, and the unique thing is that the baristas here are dressed in paradise costumes. This gives adults tired of playing with their children a place to have a cup of coffee and rest!

Featured items: Mickey Mocha and Disney themed desserts.

5. Starbucks in the bank vault.

Starbucks has opened Europe's largest Starbucks outlet in a bank vault on Amsterdam's Rembrandt Square, preserving the vault's original concrete walls and marble floors from the 1920s. If only there was a Starbucks in your bank!

6. Starbucks in a container

Starbucks headquarters in Seattle, Washington, looking out the window at the bustling port, the owners thought: Why not use containers as storefronts? Starbucks 'first eco-friendly store was born, in a 450-square-foot container recycled by the company in Tukwila, Washington. Drinking coffee in a container is unique!

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