Self-driving in Luxembourg | Breaking into the cold and cool fairyland of gray and white

Early in the morning, it started snowing heavily in the sky. After visiting Clervaux, we drove to the next small town, Vianden. It was on this road that I felt like Alice accidentally entering a wonderland, but the wonderland I entered was gray and cold, unlike Alice's colorful wonderland. From Clervaux to Vianden, it's about 30 kilometers, and it takes just over half an hour to drive. Most of the way is along the border between Luxembourg and Germany. Suddenly, all the cars on the road seem to disappear (apparently, no locals want to go out on such a snowy weekend), and everything around is covered with thick white snow, as if one has been forgotten in this snowy country. Stop the car on the road and take a few photos. The red car stands out in the gray and white world, becoming the only bright color. After a sudden turn, Vianden Castle stands on the opposite hill, solitary but full of life.