Tver, Tver Oblast, Russia
Mur-Myau
Mur-Myau is a cat time-cafe on Simeonovskaya Ulitsa in central Tver, a short walk from Ploshchad Mikhaila Tverskogo. Opened in April 2019 as the city's first cat anticafe, it is home to formerly homeless cats that are all looking for families, and many have been adopted since it opened. Visitors pay by time per person, starting with a first-hour rate, and tea, coffee and sweets are included. Guests can play board games or a PlayStation 5, read books from the cafe's shelves and buy cat-themed souvenirs. Staff do not wake sleeping cats for visitors, and the cats tend to be most active in the evening. The cafe hosts regular events and is open every day from noon.
Before you go
- Entry
- Entry or time fee
- Food & drink
- Drinks and snacks
- Adoption
- Cats available for adoption
Based on the cafe's website and visitor reviews, checked October 2026. Policies change, so confirm with the cafe before you visit.
Reviews
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