If you love cats and traveling then visit these places to combine both your loves. A museum, cat cafes and an entire expo of all things cat await.
See these beautiful cat statues in Hudson Valley NY.
Cat'n Around Catskill
The Algonquin Hotel in NYC has had a resident cat for over 40 years. Females are named Matilda and males are named Hamlet. I was fortunate to meet Matilda in 2015.
The Algonquin Cat - Most Important Resident | The Algonquin Hotel
This one is on my bucket list. A museum in North Carolina dedicated to house cats.
The American Museum of the House Cat
I love cat cafes. Coffee and cats are a good combination. The Shabby Tabby in Sayville, NY lets you visit with cats and apply to adopt one.
The Shabby Tabby
Author Ernest Hemingway was an avid cat lover. His home museum still has many cats living on the premises.
The Hemingway Home & Museum
The Meow Parlour in NYC is a fun place to get a cat fix when you are on vacation and away from your cat.
MEOW PARLOUR
Visit Best Friends Animal Sanctuary in Kanab, Utah and volunteer to visit with the cats.
Volunteer at Cat World – Best Friends Sanctuary
A combination used book store/ cat adoption center in Florida.
Fat Cat Book Tally
A bookstore in Washington state named after their first resident cat. Currently, you can visit with Boris and Arkady.
Ophelia's Books
A bookstore in Pennsylvania with resident cats and adoptable cats.
An Indie Bookstore (with Cats!): Cupboard Maker Books
A booksotre in Virginia with resident cats, Page and Mylar.
Shelf Life Books
In Denver, Colorado, one of the oldest cat cafes in the US.
About — Denver Cat Company
In Seattle, watch shelter cats in a circus themed play area.
Cat Circus · Arts Districts
Comic Con has nothing on this cat filled extravaganza in Pasadena. Definitely on my bucket list.
Catcon Worldwide
The International Cat Association holds several cat shows yearly.
