The lakeside towns of Switzerland are mostly similar in style or blue or turquoise lakes. The fresh air makes people almost drunk, and the two or three-story buildings are built around the mountains and the spires are standard. Time does not seem to change anything, such as Spiez, the train station is built on the mountainside, and the station is the best viewing platform overlooking the town. It takes less than 20 minutes by train from Interlaken to reach the small town of Spiez on the shores of Lake Thun. I am greeted by a yellow striped fat cat, two baboons and a few Wild ducks only. Until I went down all the way, through a small ranch in the middle of the town, through the goats who were vying for the boss position, there was a pair of early fathers and sons and their docile dogs passing by me, the little boy Blonde, with a cute expression, slowly paced on the trail, and the father pushing the stroller waited in the first step. The Spiez Castle, surrounded by vineyards, is on the shores of Lake Thun the underground of the castle is the wine cellar for the storage of wine. This medieval Berne-style castle is said to have been built on In 1200, the area was not large. It has now become a museum. In the summer, it has been handed down with furniture and other artifacts. I heard that classical concerts will be organized in the summer.