Enter the hometown of the Statue of Liberty in Colmar, France and explore the fairy tale town

When it comes to France, you must think of the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, the Louvre, the Arc de Triomphe, the Place de la Concorde, etc., but do you know the town of Colmar? Do you know the unique charm there? Do you know where it is the home of the Statue of Liberty?

The town of Colmar, France, is a dream place to travel on Tuesday. Colmar town is a realistic photo of a fairy tale scene. This is a medieval town, dating back to the earliest days of Charles' rule.

As we all know, Colmar is a sales center of high quality white wine, this wine is called Alsace white wine.

The town of Colmar is also famous for its quaint canals. The canals are constantly shuttled by small steamboats carrying tourists. A long time ago, butchers, fish merchants and tanners selling goods were often seen on the canals of Colmar, known as "Little Venice."

Return to the shore for a leisurely cup of coffee and indulge in the dreamlike feel of the sidewalk paved with pebbles during the Renaissance. It is said that these streets were protected from the baptism of World War II because it was like a paradise on earth, and the soldiers could not stop them from laying down their weapons.

On Tuesday, local residents will upload song and dance shows in Colmar's square. Needless to say, residents will drink Alsace white wine to cheer before dancing.

Of course, Colmar's highlights are far from this. The statue in the picture was designed by the famous French sculptor Frederic August Bartholdi, who is also the author of the Statue of Liberty. There is even a small museum about him in the town.

The famous Tour de France also passes through Colmar.

Like the beauty of spring, the beauty of Colmar in winter is also beautiful.