Arguably the most beautiful season of the year, autumn is synonymous with change. Nature’s splash of brown, rust, ochre, mustard, orange, red and chestnut during this time is indeed a treat for the eyes. With leaves changing colour and slowly falling off and temperatures dropping, it is a time to create those warm, hygge vibes indoors. Curling up in a corner with a cup of hot chocolate amidst the subtle aroma of pumpkin spice candles is all about a perfect autumn evening. While we do have a short autumn season in India which also coincides with the festive season, autumn abroad especially in the US and Europe is about the gorgeous fall foliage and of course pumpkins. Given that I am in Zurich this year, I had a chance to take some fascinating captures of this wonderful season.

A view of Zurich in Autumn

The trees awashed in yellow, orange, red and even pink are an utterly beautiful sight.

The vignettes set up in and outside stores and homes are straight out of a fairy tale and the perfect inspiration for any decor enthusiast.

Autumn vignettes

What is autumn without pumpkins? So, here goes…

The carpet created by the fallen leaves is stunning to say the least.

Click here and here to read other posts about Switzerland.

5 thoughts on “Photoessay: Autumn in Zurich – Postcards, Vignettes and more…”
  1. […] With mesmerizing mountains, azure blue lakes, verdant valleys, fairy tale like villages and breathtaking landscapes, Switzerland, at the risk of sounding cliched, is the epitome of enchanting beauty.  Located in the heart of Europe, this landlocked country offers the perfect blend of natural beauty, bucolic charm coupled with contemporary urban luxury.  The recently released U.S. News & World Report’s annual best countries rankings has Switzerland (not surprisingly) topping the list for the second consecutive year. With several aces up its sleeve, Switzerland surprises you with its hidden gems each time you visit. The fairy tale like village of Iseltwald is one such gem that I discovered when I visited the country last autumn. […]

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