The air is becoming crisp, the leaves are starting to change, and the heavy jackets are emerging once again. It must be autumn in Amsterdam!
The city of canals and stunning canal houses has a gift for those who visit after the high season and a treat for those who live here and have to live through the winter. The Elm trees that line the canals in the center of the city start turning the recognizable shades of red, orange, and yellow that you expect to see in autumn.
Though the Elm tree is the most common along the main canals in Amsterdam, there are many more varieties of trees all around the city. It’s a very green place in the spring and summer!
Amsterdam is my favorite city for so many reasons. It’s a major European capital that only has about 800,000 residents and feels like a village. And then autumn comes…
Stunning. Inspiring. Calming. Instagram-worthy.
So many more words could describe Amsterdam in autumn. But they say a picture is worth a thousand words, so let’s get to the good stuff.
For your viewing pleasure, I hope these make you yearn to visit my city!
Pin to share the autumn beauty!
I love Amsterdam, although I didn’t go there in the fall yet. Thanks for the great pictures! They really make me want to go there instantly!
September seems to be a good month to visit. Maybe late in the month to get some color-changing going!
Wow, looks like visiting Amsterdam in the fall is the best time to go! These are gorgeous pictures.
Now is a great time to start planning for next year 😉
It’s soooo pretty in Autumn! Wow girl!!!! You took these?? They’re gorgeous. I couldn’t figure out why I was so stunned by the beauty of it this year until I realized I’m always away on book tour during this season so have missed it for many years!!
I did! *blushes* Hope you got to see some this year before whisking yourself off to Caribbean islands to get yourself married 🙂 Congratulations!!!
Oh my gosh, Amsterdam looks amazing in the autumn! What beautiful pictures! Thanks so much for your post, hope we’ll be able to visit soon 🙂
Jacky
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I hope you can visit soon too! Such a beautiful place pretty much all year ’round 🙂