The Alsace region is rich in vineyard culture and has a dry climate, abundant sunshine, complex geology, and soil for viticulture and ideal exposure, so the wines produced in the region are of high quality and world-famous. The historic town has forgotten its name. Every house, every lane, is like an old-fashioned vicissitudes of time, and it takes time to slow down. There are many well-known wineries here, which are very historical and traditional. Therefore, every year, wine merchants from all over the world come here for business trips. Because it was a group tour, we also visited a very famous local winery under the arrangement of the travel agency, and tasted the excellent wine for free. At the same time, I have to say that European wines are very expensive to sell in China, but they are very cheap in the local area, and they are cheap enough to be imagined, so I can't help but bring a few bottles back to my relatives and friends. This town is about half an hour's drive from Strasbourg. The idyllic scenery along the way is very beautiful. It is very suitable for self-driving. Especially when the weather is good, the beauty is hard to describe. No wonder many people will choose to settle here.