"Dubai’s coffee museum occupies a historic two-story Emirati home on an unassuming backstreet. Inside, you’ll find a labyrinth of tiny rooms dotted with artifacts from around the world, including old grinders, pots, and roasters, which have been collected predominantly from throughout Europe and the Middle East. Among the most impressive of the collection here is the 300-year-old jug-shaped clay coffee pots known as a "jebena," which were once used in Ethiopia, where coffee is said to have gotten its start." - Dylan Essertier, Laura Ratliff
