Anna Hammerschmidt
I'm a travel blogger from Buffalo, NY.
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Hi! My name is Anna Hammerschmidt, A New York native who dreams of traveling the whole world. From a young age I have loved travel. After studying abroad in Summer 2014, I fell deep for my love for travel and have been actively seeking adventure ever since. I wanted to share what I have seen with the world in the hopes to inspire others to travel.
This month’s list includes plenty of U. S.-based properties, including the Kimpton Sylvan Hotel which has me dreaming of returning to Atlanta. – February 2021Save This Post For Later On Pinterest Located in Atlanta’s elegant Buckhead neighborhood, is the highly anticipated . is the brand’s 100th hotel, located in Tampa’s new downtown Water Street neighborhood. This property is set to be a culinary destination for both guests and locals alike, so be sure to secure a reservation at one of the two restaurants on the property.
In the dead of winter, when the temperatures dip below freezing, a spectacular natural phenomenon occurs in Letchworth State Park. Yet, those who visit at just the precise time in winter will be treated with seeing the Ice Volcano at Letchworth State Park. When the pond below the Glen Iris Fountain freezes, the spray from the fountain allows a small amount of ice to accumulate around the fountain. The Letchworth State Park Ice Volcano is located outside of the Glen Iris Inn, a historical home turned inn.
In:Best Books About DenmarkThe Year of Living Danishly by Helen RussellThe Little Books of Hygge by Meik WikingThe Almost Nearly Perfect People by Michael BoothHow to be Danish by Patrick KingsleyThe Danish Way of Parenting by Jessica Alexander and Iben Dissing SandahlWe, The Drowned by Carsten JensenBonus: The Little Book of Hygge is the perfect introduction to the wonderful world of hygge. Meik Wiking is the CEO of the Happiness Research Institute and does a great job not only explaining hygge and various examples of it but also showcasing how hygge affects the overall level of happiness of Danes.
The towering skyscrapers, skyline views, beautiful brownstones, and unique spots across the city make New York such a wonderful place to explore. A post shared by Love Letter To New York City 💌 (@lovelettertonewyorkcity) Christine, Tour de Lust, is a travel blogger based in New York City. The curator of this feed, Liz Eswein, is also the owner of New York or Anywhere, so many of the photos have text overlay, which makes for a unique feed. The photos on Jacob Santiago’s Instagram showcases a lot of soft edits, which is unique in the sea of dark moody photography you often see in street photography.