Shadyside

Shadyside

Upscale Boutiques and Victorian Charm A beautiful East End residential neighborhood known for its tree-lined streets, grand Victorian mansions, and three distinct, upscale shopping corridors. Category Key Attraction / Activity Details Shopping Walnut Street The central business district, featuring a mix of national retailers and high-end, locally owned boutiques. Architecture Roslyn Place Visit this hidden, curved street, which is famous for being one of the only streets in the U.S. paved with original wooden blocks. Arts & Greenspace Roslyn Place Located on the edge of the neighborhood and is an essential green space and cultural hub. Event Jam on Walnut A popular summer concert series held on Walnut Street, featuring local and regional music. Export to Sheets 5. Squirrel Hill The Cultural and Culinary Melting Pot A diverse, highly walkable neighborhood known for its vibrant business districts along Forbes and Murray Avenues, offering an abundance of ethnic eateries, cafes, and independent shops. Category Key Attraction / Activity Details Outdoor Access Frick Park Pittsburgh's largest park, offering miles of rugged hiking trails and popular recreational spots like the famous Blue Slide Park. Local Rivalry The Pizza Wars Try the decades-old rivalry between Mineo's Pizza House and Aiello's Pizza, both located on Murray Avenue. Greenspace Schenley Park Bordering the neighborhood, this large urban park features wooded trails, a golf course, and Flagstaff Hill. Culture Manor Theatre Catch a film at this historic, independent movie house on Murray Avenue.

Shadyside

Lawrenceville

The Hipster Mecca & Design Hub Lawrenceville has rapidly become one of Pittsburgh's trendiest neighborhoods, characterized by a lively stretch of Butler Street lined with refurbished industrial buildings and turn-of-the-century rowhouses. Category Key Attraction / Activity Details Shopping Butler Street Boutiques Explore this main corridor for cutting-edge boutiques, antique shops, local art galleries, and home design stores. Culture The Clemente Museum Dedicated to baseball legend Roberto Clemente, this museum offers an impressive collection of artifacts and photographs related to "The Great One." (Check for tour reservations). Nightlife Craft Breweries & Bars Lawrenceville is a hotspot for Pittsburgh's booming craft beer scene (e.g., Church Brew Works, Cinderlands Beer Co.). Landmark Allegheny Cemetery A National Historic Landmark and a beautiful outdoor museum, featuring ornate monuments and gardens.

Lawrenceville
Lawrenceville
The Strip District

The Strip District

The Foodie & Shopping Mecca Nestled between Downtown and Lawrenceville, "The Strip" is a historic half-mile corridor bustling with fresh produce markets, international grocers, fishmongers, coffee shops, and unique boutiques. Category Key Attraction / Activity Details Food Culture Morning Market Buzz Visit on a Saturday morning to experience the neighborhood at its peak. Sample international foods, buy fresh goods, and browse sidewalk vendors. Iconic Bite Primanti Brothers Grab their famous sandwich, which is traditionally piled high with french fries and coleslaw right on the bread. History Senator John Heinz History Center The city's largest history museum, featuring the Western Pennsylvania Sports Museum and exhibits on Pittsburgh's industrial heritage and pop culture. Unique Shops Rethink Retail Shop at specialty food stores (like exotic imports), coffee roasters, and local Pittsburgh souvenir shops.

The Strip District

Mount Washington

The Viewpoint of Pittsburgh Mount Washington is defined by its dramatic bluff overlooking the city, offering the most iconic panoramic views of the Downtown skyline, the Point State Park fountain, and the three rivers (Allegheny, Monongahela, and Ohio). Category Key Attraction / Activity Details Must-Do Ride the Inclines Take the historic Duquesne Incline or Monongahela Incline up the hillside. Originally built for workers, they are now a quintessential Pittsburgh experience and offer a spectacular ride. Views Grandview Avenue Stroll along this street at the top of the hill. The countless lookout spots offer unparalleled, photo-worthy vistas, especially at sunrise or sunset. Landmark Point of View Statue A statue depicting George Washington and the Seneca leader Guyasuta, marking a key location for city views. Dining "Restaurant Row" Dine at one of the many upscale restaurants situated along Grandview Avenue, all of which boast stunning skyline views (e.g., Monterey Bay Fish Grotto, LeMont).

Mount Washington
Mount Washington

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