Chicago Autumn

Inspired by the golden canopies and crisp air of the "City in a Garden," with notes of oak, cedar, and vanilla.

Rooted in the 1830s motto Urbs in Horto (City in a Garden), Chicago’s parks have long transformed prairie, shoreline, and city blocks into welcoming natural gathering places. In 1934, 22 independent park commissions consolidated to form the ChicagoPark District, now the nation’s largest with more than 600 parks spanning nearly 9,000 acres. Each fall, these landscapes glow with the changing colors of the leaves and highlight a legacy of planning, design, and community life. Autumn in Chicago showcases the enduring value of its public green space.

Source: Chicago Park District.