Katya Barannik
Spotter since 2020
My spots (18)
Studio Gallery – Longest running artist cooperative
"Studio Gallery" in Washington D.C. is a great place to pop into for a quick dose of inspiration. It's the longest-running artist cooperative in D.C.!
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Katya
Barannik
Looped Yarn Works – DC's happiest yarn shop
"Looped Yarn Works" calls itself D.C.'s happiest yarn shop, and I can't argue with that. The shop is like your best friend's living room...
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Katya
Barannik
Timber Pizza – The best pizza in D.C.
This is the best pizza place in Washington D.C. You don’t have to take just my word for it: Bon Appetit named Timber Best Pizzeria 2017...
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Katya
Barannik
Hillwood Estate – Art collector’s museum
"Hillwood Estate" in Washington D.C. is one of the best art collector's museums I have been to - I even love the gardens and greenhouses...
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Katya
Barannik
The Phillips Collection – Modern and contemporary
"The Phillips Collection" in Washington DC praises itself as America’s first museum of modern art, which encompasses art from the 1800s to today.
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Katya
Barannik
AU Museum – Art from around the world
"The AU Museum" at the Katzen Arts Center in Washington DC is the region’s largest university facility for exhibiting art - it has a unique philosophy...
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Katya
Barannik
Spanish Steps – Lovely secluded spot
The "Spanish Steps" in Kalorama, Washington DC, are surrounded by trees and the sound of falling water. A lovely, secluded spot to catch up with a friend!
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Katya
Barannik
Mitchell Park – Green space for hanging out
"Mitchell Park" is a much-welcomed green space within the Kalorama neighborhood in Washington DC. It's the perfect spot to bring a book and read for hours!
By
Katya
Barannik
About me
About me
I am fortunate to have grown up in a family that values the importance of travel which instilled within me a sense of wanderlust. Traveling opens my mind and my eyes, constantly offering new perspectives on life. My favorite way to explore a city, foreign or familiar, is by walking wherever the wind takes me (which more often than not ends up at a farmers market, flea market or art gallery).
Why Washington D.C.
Yes, Washington D.C. often lives up to the stereotype of being a political swamp, but once you get beyond the suits and ties up on the Hill, there is a wonderful world to be discovered. As you make your way through D.C., you’ll find: a 1,754 acre park that offers an escape into nature, a winding river dotted with kayakers and a waterfront lined with revelers, and endless monuments and museums that document the history of this nation. So, be sure to bring your walking shoes — there is plenty to explore.
Where to find me
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