The town of Spiez in Austria is definitely one of the most beautiful villages in the Wachau Valley. The town is famous for its wines and apricots. Although there are only 2,000 people in the town, there are still train stations, which are estimated to be specially set for exporting agricultural and sideline products. Along the town's only roadside slope, a fairytale little house greets you. I have to say that the most beautiful scenery in Austria is these small towns. The grapes in the mountains are all grown for the purpose of making white wine. Everyone is very surprised. Why do you only see vineyards and farmers who don't work? Later, I learned that the water from the irrigated vineyards was taken from the Danube River and operated directly by the machine. There is no need for labor at all, so the daily life of these villagers is much more comfortable! In addition to grapes, apricot is also a special feature of Spiez. The apricot products produced here are exported to overseas, especially apricot wine and apricot jam. The taste is not too good! On the side of the road, you will also find some unguarded stalls. The picked apricots are placed in the washbasin with the price on it. There is a name and a money box next to it. People passing by can give their own money. . This kind of rural scene that is not in the past is really embarrassing. A house with a far-sighted toy model is neatly arranged in the flowers, and the yellow brick walls are particularly striking under the sunlight. A closer look reveals that the color of the wall is not so vivid, but a faint beige. Blue sky and white clouds and red roofs, these colors can be drawn into a beautiful oil painting no matter how stacked.