Of course the waterfront and also themany bridges. Also, since Pittsburgh is an older city, you can find many interesting old buildings. There are also areas that are being rebuilt.
I am not that familiar with other areas but I am sure there is more to see!
I’ve only been to Pittsburgh once … and the scene of exiting the tunnel and seeing the city is fabulous! Also, quite the surprise when driving and discovering that I needed the first exit.
We went with family. I wanted to find Primanti Brothers for a famous sandwich. I saw it on the food channel. I never found the location I was looking for and due to construction, almost got lost. It can get a little confusing but worth the trip.
I watch a lot of Food Network, and I would also be will to try the sandwich stuffed with fries! … but prefer in the original location rather than in the newer, suburban locations.
I was born in Pitt, moved south when I was young and havent been back for years. But I have an affection for that place. Oh how sad I was when they tore down 3 rivers, always wanted to see da’ Steelers play there. Thanks for the picture show.
Thanks Robin. I did not ride the incline. We stayed on this side of the river. My father-in-law grew up in Pittsburgh and took all of his children and grandchildren to see the city. We then went to Kennywood Amusement Park. It was fun.
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I will be in Pittsburgh this weekend. What are good photo spots here? In addition to the waterfront
Of course the waterfront and also themany bridges. Also, since Pittsburgh is an older city, you can find many interesting old buildings. There are also areas that are being rebuilt.
I am not that familiar with other areas but I am sure there is more to see!
I’ve only been to Pittsburgh once … and the scene of exiting the tunnel and seeing the city is fabulous! Also, quite the surprise when driving and discovering that I needed the first exit.
We went with family. I wanted to find Primanti Brothers for a famous sandwich. I saw it on the food channel. I never found the location I was looking for and due to construction, almost got lost. It can get a little confusing but worth the trip.
I watch a lot of Food Network, and I would also be will to try the sandwich stuffed with fries! … but prefer in the original location rather than in the newer, suburban locations.
I would go with the fries…and anything else they wanted to put on it! Thanks for your comments Frank!
I was born in Pitt, moved south when I was young and havent been back for years. But I have an affection for that place. Oh how sad I was when they tore down 3 rivers, always wanted to see da’ Steelers play there. Thanks for the picture show.
Thank you for coming by for a look Cheryl.
I love Pittsburgh. Such a fun city. You got some great shots. Did you ride the incline? The view from the top is really nice. 🙂
Thanks Robin. I did not ride the incline. We stayed on this side of the river. My father-in-law grew up in Pittsburgh and took all of his children and grandchildren to see the city. We then went to Kennywood Amusement Park. It was fun.