Chasing a snow in the north | If you love her, take her to Hallstatt

Some people say, 'If a person loves you, take her to Hallstatt; if a person hates you, take him to Hallstatt, he will fall in love with you because of this!' There is always a place that will make you want to escape from the city, and Hallstatt is such a place. - From CK town to Hallstatt, Fish Mom and I chose the shuttle bus🚌. The fare is about 35 euros and it takes about 3 hours. Because it is a carpool, you need to make a reservation by email in advance. The car we shared was with 5 Korean girls, the car windows were tightly closed, and I almost got carsick sitting in the middle! - Choosing to come to Europe in winter is really specific... We should go skiing. The thick snow covers the entire village. It's quiet. Fish Mom, who has never seen such heavy snow, was excited all the way, but she said she didn't want to see the snow anymore when it snowed every day... We came here on the weekend, all the shops here are closed, can the happiness index of Europeans not be high! - The town is not big, the scenery is incredibly beautiful as you stroll through it. Walk through the charming streets, why not walk up to the church on the hillside, this is the best view of the town! There are a lot of Koreans coming to the Czech Republic and Austria, especially the most Koreans taking pictures here. I found out later that there is a Korean drama, it seems to be called 'Spring Waltz'. - Hallstatt is an ancient town in Austria, in the eastern part of the Alps, the beautiful Hallstatt Lake, the iconic check-in photo. The town of Hallstatt produces salt, there is a salt mine experience center on the top of the mountain, the salt mine is not open in winter, but you can go up the mountain to see the panoramic view of the town, but I only knew it after I came back... PS About accommodation🏘️: The lakeside accommodation in Hallstatt needs to be booked a few months in advance, and the price is really expensive, no matter what type of room it is generally starting from 1000, it really hurts, if you choose to come to Europe in winter, please bring your own kettle, for example, we were too cold, rented a kettle cost me 7 euros, it hurts! (If the town has no rooms, you can choose to stay in the nearby Upper Traun area, suitable for self-driving people) PS: About transportation🚌 There are three parking lots for self-driving, the train is separated from the town by a lake, and you need to take a boat.