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Special events from Light Up Night to parades welcome visitors by the thousands and cultural venues boast Broadway’s best and world-class ballet and symphony orchestra performances. Grab a coffee and stay a while. The place to see and be seen. Here you can Shop at over 100 independently owned businesses and over 20 nationally owned stores. Some of the region's best restaurants are here in the South Side along with the second most bars per mile only behind New Orleans.
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Friendship is a neighborhood that offers the best of urban living - diversity, beauty, accessibility, and community - in the heart of Pittsburgh's East End. The recently renovated Station Square is the perfect place to grab a bite to eat, shop, dance the night away or take a carriage ride while taking in the skyline. Pittsburgh's Little Italy. Centrally located, Bloomfield is only minutes away from several universities, as well as Pittsburgh’s Cultural District, new stadiums and new Convention Center. It’s colorful mix of shops and restaurants attracts thousands of visitors from other city neighborhoods and the region The Strip District is a one-half square mile area northeast of downtown Pittsburgh. "The Strip." as it is familiarly known, is just that -- a narrow strip of land in a flood plain confined by natural boundaries: the Allegheny River to the north and the extension of Grant's Hill to the south. |
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A large, historic city neighborhood close to Downtown, Lawrenceville is becoming known for its locally grown businesses, friendly community feel, and creative vibe. Sometimes called Pittsburgh's "second downtown," East Liberty contains some of our city's finest architecture. Pittsburgh's most ethnically diverse and lively neighborhood. Prestigious universities and museums, world class hospitals, grand architecture, quaint coffee shops, international cuisine and specialty shops create the hustle and bustle found in Oakland.
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Whether you're the sit-back-and-relax type or the in-on-everything type, your bound to have fun. From Movies to interactive games, theatre to live entertainment, its happening at the Waterfront.
In over a dozen close-knit communities, Northside neighbors gather on front stoops and porches, tend gardens, restore buildings, host tours, hold block parties, watch fireworks and volunteer for community projects. Many residents have breathtaking city views and all have easy access to downtown Pittsburgh and the Western Pennsylvania region. |
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