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May 22, 2024 · While it is true that many of the city's top attractions are found along the shore of the Allegheny and Ohio rivers on the North Side, this corner of Pittsburgh is home to many hidden gems that are a must for anyone exploring the city.
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The North Side (sometimes written as Northside) is the region of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, located to the north of the Allegheny River and the Ohio River. The North Side is made up of the following neighborhoods: Allegheny Center, Allegheny West, Brighton Heights, California-Kirkbride, Central Northside, Chateau, East Allegheny, Fineview ...
North Shore & North Side. Along the Allegheny and Ohio Rivers, the North Shore boasts great views of Downtown. Most famous for its iconic sports venues on the North Shore – Acrisure Stadium and PNC Park – it's also home to world-class museums and award-winning attractions.
Nov 24, 2023 · Discover Pittsburgh's North Side: A Treasure Trove of Attractions! Explore iconic sports venues like Acrisure Stadium and PNC Park, dive into the arts at the Mattress Factory and the Andy Warhol Museum, and experience unique sites like Randyland and Bicycle Heaven.
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- Bicycle Heaven
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City of Asylum is a few blocks away from Randyland. The series of houses are home to writers who fled their countries fearing assassination. They’re given a new home to work on their writing in Sampsonia Way. The houses are statements anyone can visit that reflect the artists as much as the community they’re in. Every Wednesday night in the summer,...
Bicycle Heaven is a dream for anyone who has fallen in love with cycling. It is the Smithsonian of Bikes containing Pee-wee Herman’s Bike, Bowden Spacelanders, and thousands of other pieces of bicycle lore. The museum is alive. Buying, selling, trading, Bicycle Heaven doubles as one of the Best Bike Shops in Pittsburgh. Craig Morrow, the founder, t...
Photo Antiquities Museum is hidden in plain sight on East Ohio Street above Bernie’s Photos. The first room you’ll enter contains original photos of Abraham Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt, and the Civil War. The second room is rare photo equipment including “Big Burtha” a 700mm Zeiss Lens salvaged from Forbes Field. (It shot the 1960 World Series.) Found...
Pittsburgh’s Northside has a long history of activist gardening. You’ll find secret gardens all over the neighborhood when you wander around. Characters like Ms. Becky and Randy (of Randyland) have devoted thousands of hours spanning decades to beautifying the area. And since 1982 the Olde Allegheny Community Gardenshave held small plots for the co...
The Pittsburgh Banjo Club is the place to discover the Americana. Like a drive in movie, it feels like the 1950’s. Banjo players converge at the Allegheny Elks every Wednesdayand play for the love of music. Songs are often dedicated to our military’s servicemen that fight for us at home. You’ll find people from all walks of life here. Even Mayor Bi...
Gus and Yaiyai’s has been slingin’ shaved ice since 1934. Each one is made by hand. The distinctly orange cart can be found in the summer months at West Park (by the National Aviary). Want selection? They also have popcorn and peanuts. Look no further for Pittsburgh authenticity. Gus was once asked to serve Ice Balls at a friends wedding. He declin...
Commonplace Coffeehouse recently opened in North Side, but it’s already filled the role of neighborhood coffee shop in the Mexican War Streets. They’re part of a micro-chain that roasts their own beans in Indiana, PA. They brew one of the best cups of coffee in Pittsburgh, but it’s the community they’ve developed that make this a wonderful destinat...
Arnold’s Teais an immaculate experience and wonderful place to socialize with friends. Throughout the day you’ll find students studying, quiet business meetings off to the side, and enjoyable conversations to drop into over lunch. A lot of it can be attributed to Verna Arnold’s thirty-five years as an educator. That expertise helps her run a tight ...
Penn Brewery has managed to keep its character and charm since 1986. They keep Pittsburgh weird with events like being the final stop on the Underwear Bike Ride. The staff there produces a tasteful beer that breaks through the noise of the current brewing renaissance. If you’re in town for a few days, this is the place you should eat/drink.
Riggs Lounge is virtually a movie set you can drink at. This ain’t no dive bar. The owners take pride in this bar. The inside was recently redone and the bathrooms look better than Oakland student housing. There is a vintage mini-bowling machine. Pints are reasonably priced too. All of this is why Riggs is the most underappreciated bar in Pittsburg...
Located next to PNC Park, kayaking here gives patrons a jaw dropping view of the beautiful Pittsburgh city skyline. Galavant up the Allegheny, Ohio or Monongahela Rivers and see some of Pittsburgh's star landmarks.
Jun 26, 2019 · The North Side of Pittsburgh is a quiet neighborhood, home to historic buildings, local businesses and nationally-lauded institutions. For a perspective of the city you may have never seen, spend a day in this storied neighborhood.
