7 Places You Won't Believe Exist in Pittsburgh, PA! (2024)

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  • Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
  • Looking for hidden gems and best things to do in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 2024? In this travel guide, we have covered 7 must see places along with the interesting things to do in Pittsburgh that you must try. Pittsburgh is a beautiful city in western Pennsylvania at the junction of 3 rivers that holds many Unique attractions AND tourist spots for visitors and locals. This city offers many free and best things to do from which 7 have been covered in this video. So, make sure to watch till the end.
    Don't miss out on these incredible discoveries in Pittsburgh. If you enjoyed this video, kindly let us know, that if we should make part 2 of Pittsburgh hidden gems.
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Комментарии • 28

  • @Mehariyat
    @Mehariyat 9 месяцев назад +2

    Trundle Manor truly unusual 😱

  • @RENEESKATES
    @RENEESKATES 2 месяца назад +4

    I live in Pgh. And have never heard of Trundle Manor…..might have to go find that place. I love te Frick mansion and art museum…it’s a great historical and beautiful place.

  • @ninomitchell2039
    @ninomitchell2039 26 дней назад +2

    Off your ever in Pittsburgh, there's a place called bella notte (seen at 3:21 in the video) that has good pizza
    And fun fact: the shot of the museum at 3:41 was used in silence of the lambs for the Hannibal Lechter scenes after he got transferred
    To any visiters reading, I'd really recommend checking out the view from the overlooks on Mount Washington. It's to die for, especially if you're from a flat area

  • @shaneperry638
    @shaneperry638 2 месяца назад +3

    My favorites are the Nationality Rooms in the Cathedral of Learning (University of Pittsburgh) - across the street from the Carnegie Museum of Natural History

  • @FrancoM7747
    @FrancoM7747 Месяц назад +2

    You're naming places that only a tourist wouldn't know about 😊

  • @Shhh...theMoon
    @Shhh...theMoon Месяц назад +2

    Correction : Trundle Manor is located on the corner of Columbia and Juniata Streets in Swissvale, Not Swissvale Ave. Don't want you to get lost on the way to getting lost in strangeness.

  • @jennifer_m.8613
    @jennifer_m.8613 2 месяца назад +1

    My class went to tour the nationality rooms in 6th grade - I was so excited to go, but my grandfather died unexpectedly and his funeral was the day of the trip. 22 years later, I still haven't gone

    • @Shhh...theMoon
      @Shhh...theMoon Месяц назад

      Make the effort to correct that ...Especially during the Christmas season. Each room is decorated in the culture of that nationality's Christmas observance. I actually had classes in some of the rooms when I attended Pitt. The Commons room which is surrounded by the Nationality rooms is a great example of Gothic Architecture and a sight to behold in itself. There are even stories of some of the rooms being haunted. Definitely a worthwhile excursion. 90 minute tours are only 6 -10 dollars.

  • @BobLynch-i4o
    @BobLynch-i4o 23 дня назад

    What about the fort pit museum?

  • @maryd9331
    @maryd9331 23 дня назад

    It's car-NEG-ee. He was from Scotland, not New York City.😊

  • @brucegarraway2362
    @brucegarraway2362 Месяц назад

    And there's more!

  • @Showgirlable
    @Showgirlable 15 дней назад

    You didn’t go into the Duquesne Incline Musem!
    It’s EVERYTHING about Inclines even International ones.
    Did you know you can see the Giant Gears on how they bring up the cars?
    WHY NOT SHOW THAT?

    • @travelawaitsyou
      @travelawaitsyou  15 дней назад

      we should consider making the PART 2 of this video :)

  • @tribemayamex
    @tribemayamex 3 месяца назад +2

    any place to eat a cheese steak sub?

    • @travelawaitsyou
      @travelawaitsyou  3 месяца назад

      Peppi's
      Rudy Martino Original House of Submarines
      Pittsburgh Sandwich Society
      Uncle Sam's Submarines
      Try out Peppi's on my recommendation and thank me later.

    • @daredevilx0816
      @daredevilx0816 2 месяца назад +2

      Yeah, but you need to go to Philadelphia for that.

  • @daredevilx0816
    @daredevilx0816 2 месяца назад

    Both Pittsburgh and Philadelphia have wonderful, must-see tourist attractions.
    However, be very vigilant about your surroundings and the criminals who reside in these cities. Do NOT go down allies and stay away from off the beaten path neighborhoods. Never put yourself into situations where it's secluded, especially at night.

  • @toriamansfield2999
    @toriamansfield2999 6 месяцев назад +1

    Seriously? You show that little kid wearing an *Oilers* jersey?? Quelle horreur!

  • @dustanglx50
    @dustanglx50 22 дня назад

    Andy Warhol museum

  • @CoachBarnyard
    @CoachBarnyard 24 дня назад

    It's pronounced carNAYgee