A friend told me that if I were to settle in Europe, the most ideal country would be Austria.

Although the Austrians are not as romantic as the French, the country's cultural taste cannot be underestimated. Music, opera, musicians, these exquisite and elegant spiritual lives, and the artistic atmosphere created by literati are irreplaceable in Europe.

In fact, Austrian art and food go hand in hand.

On the outskirts of Vienna, Austria, there is a famous drinking area located halfway up the mountain called the "Vienna Woods".

Nearby residents often go there to drink, dance and eat German pig's feet.

The pig's trotters at the "Vienna Woods" are crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, and generous in weight. Accompanied by the mellow German brandy, you will definitely want to gather your friends and drink and dance until dawn.

In Vienna, cafes with a rich cultural and artistic atmosphere are absolutely classy.

There is music there, which is very classical, and the lighting is warm and romantic, without the hustle and bustle of a beer hall.

Even if you sit in a café in Vienna, you will feel like a scholar, and you will learn the etiquette of the European upper class by yourself.

Of course, it would be perfect if you go to the supermarket and buy some classic Austrian coffee powder to take home.

Austrian pastries are absolutely as magnificent as a palace, colorful and diverse in style, making it dazzling.

Sitting in the pastry shop, the waiter brings coffee, fruit juice, and hot milk to accompany the exquisite pastries. It is really a great enjoyment.

In addition, the sandwich fillings are diverse, exquisite and rich, which is both pleasing to the eye and full of fragrance, making people happy.

The Austrian flatbread is also worth mentioning. It is crispy, thin and tender, melts in your mouth, and has a milky aroma. It is really amazing.

If you love chocolate, a trip to Austria is definitely worth it.

Mozart brand chocolates in different sizes can be seen in various towns, shops and supermarkets in Austria.

On the packaging of each chocolate bar is a Mozart dressed in traditional national costume.

Since Austria shares a border with Germany, the food has a German flavor, so compared to the saltier Austrian food, chocolate has a neutralizing effect.

In fact, the authentic Mozart chocolate belongs to the authentic Mozart chocolate located in Salzburg.

But the trend of counterfeiting has made such chocolates available for sale everywhere in Austria, and the government can't do anything about it.

?Original Mozart? is purely handmade and easily melts at room temperature. Of course, it can only be purchased at our store in Salzburg.

Anyone who has tasted Mozart's chocolate has praised its sweet taste and rich aroma.

Austrians are fond of the white wine Rye from neighboring Germany.

Because young people in Austria have not yet learned to appreciate high-quality wine, they are very sympathetic to this neutral wine quality, fresh, sweet and fruity wine taste.