Colmar in France is more like a fairy tale world

#europetrip Unlike the scenery of major European cities, the small town of Colmar in France is more like a fairy tale world that confuses you. This is the place where Sophie and Hayou meet in Hayao Miyazaki's mobile castle, due to the hometown of Bartholdi, the author of the Statue of Liberty. Strolling through the fairy tale town of Colmar in Hayao Miyazaki's writings, the architectural soul of the entire small town of Colmar is the wooden tendon houses built in the 17th and 18th centuries. Cut the raw materials neatly and build a wooden frame. The branches of the trees do not need to be connected with a single iron nail. After setting up the frame, fill the wall with a mixture of soil and grass stems, and finally paint the wall with bright colors such as pink, grass green, sky blue, and jujube red, while possessing the beauty of German lines and the unique romantic colors of France. The brightly colored and beautiful wooden arrow house is as clear as a color board next to the river, passing through the most water town style, and the southeast corner is called "Little Winnie Cold".