You may not know it, but Australia takes their coffee very seriously. So seriously in fact, that the Windsor Hotel in Melbourne, Australia's second-most populous city, was once called the Grand Coffee Palace, a place where men and women would gather to socialize and enjoy a delicious cup of their favorite beverage. Along with coffee, the introduction of espresso in the 1930's and an influx of migrants who popularized the European-style cafe (above), continued to fuel Australia's coffee obsession. Learn more about Australia's rich coffee history courtesy of National Geographic. Want more? Get an inside look at an Ethiopian coffee ceremony here.