Swiss off-the-beaten-path town, three-day vacation and leisure in Schaffhausen.

First of all, I recommend the obscure town of Schipitz, and I also want to thank my wife for finding this hidden gem of a town. The place is truly beautiful, but it is quite far away. When we went, there was some snow on the road, and I was quite worried at first when driving. We rented a small duplex house by the lake for our accommodation, and the price was not expensive. The only inconvenience was parking, as we had to park across from where we stayed, and it was only free on weekends. During weekdays, there was a fee, and we had to download an app to pay, which was quite troublesome. In terms of vacation, this place is really suitable. Firstly, there are few people, really few people, not to mention the air; secondly, the scenery is beautiful, although the whole Switzerland is beautiful, but this is the kind of small village that is very comfortable; thirdly, the price of homestays is also good, as long as you don't choose the particularly luxurious ones, the general small duplex is completely enough. Once again, I suggest that if you want to go from Zurich to Schaffhausen, it is not advisable to leave too early. The check-in time for guesthouses in Europe is around 2 pm, which is very uncomfortable. It's troublesome to go too early, and the journey is quite long. You can take it slow and enjoy the scenery. There are many mountain roads along the way, so be careful when driving in winter. Actually, I personally think that if you rent a car to travel, you can rent a relatively better car in winter. My wife and I rented a Land Rover at the beginning. At first, my wife blamed me for being too expensive, but after getting in the car, she said it was much better than the cheaper Volkswagen we rented in Italy. It was comfortable and fortunately, otherwise I would be criticized (feeling guilty). If you want to eat around here, it's really not easy to solve. It's best to go to the nearest supermarket, where there is a restaurant, fast food, and you can also buy ingredients to cook by yourself. Or the simplest way is to drive to the nearby Interlaken to eat. I hope this non-strategy guide can help you a little bit. It's my first time writing, so please forgive me for any shortcomings.