Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Travel Information
Bounding with ethnic neighborhoods and trendy nightlife, Pittsburgh
is a city with a diverse history. A stopping point for Irish and
Eastern European immigrants in the late 19th century, Pittsburgh has
brought together an American city rich in cultural assortments from
around the world. This second largest city in the state can be
viewed in full from the top of Mount Washington, where you can glimpse
the famed Andy Warhol Museum, Three Rivers Stadium and the Carnegie
Museum of Art and Natural History all in one shot. Pittsburgh is home
to Steelers football, Pirates baseball and Penguin hockey making it a
city that never misses a game. Several major colleges and
universities are located in downtown Pittsburgh, including Carnegie
Mellon University, making the city a student friendly place for
shopping, dining and recreation. Probably the most noted of all
neighborhoods in the city, the Strip District is a reminder of the
bygone era’s mom and pop stores. Pittsburgh is located in
southwest part of Pennsylvania and is accessed by I-76/70
southeast/northwest, or I-79 running north/south. Pennsylvania
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