The Three Sister Bridges--the Roberto Clemente (Sixth Street) Bridge, the Andy Warhol (Seventh…read moreStreet) Bridge, and the Rachel Carson (Ninth Street) Bridge--are three identical bridges that span the Allegheny River to connect downtown Pittsburgh with the North Shore. All three bridges are self-anchored suspension bridges that were constructed from steel in the 1920s. Pittsburgh has hundreds of bridges, and the Three Sisters might be the most famous with their beautiful yellow paint and their beautiful views of the city. People may drive and walk across the bridges. Furthermore, events such as the Picklesburgh festival are held on the bridges. I have driven over these bridges probably hundreds of times over many years, and occasionally I walk over them for baseball games at the nearby stadium, and I always admire the beauty of the bridges.

Three beautiful yellow Bridges cross the Allegheny River connecting downtown Pittsburgh with the…read moresports stadiums. When there's a baseball game they close the bridge to traffic and pedestrians can walk to the stadium. Nice to see bridges without tolls.

I absolutely love this bridge. It has a funky, chic design, and a way of brightening up my day…read more It connects the intersection of Ellsworth Avenue at Spahr Street with the southwest corner of the Eastside development parking deck in East Liberty. This is a great place to take pictures or go for a walk. I do wish Eastside Development was a little more cool about people parking on the deck and walking across the bridge, so hopefully that will change. The bridge was designed by Pittsburgh native artist Sheila Klein. It features thousands of glass sequins made at the Pittsburgh Glass Center and railings that were salvaged from the 31st Street Bridge.

A comfortable borough north of Pittsburgh along Rt. 65. Part of the old steel mill community…read moresystems. No monster homes here unless you know the secret handshake but a nice community and annual events. Shopping is mostly done within the local region to include City of Beaver, Cranberry, Ambridge, Cranberry, Monaca.... One does NOT have to have a shopping MECCA to have a vibrant consumer community and options for people of all ages. Ease of access is paramont. All too often I hear about the "shopping centers" elsewhere and wonder what are they actually shopping for? One of the best ACC and Plumber businesses I've encountered after 68 years is in Baden....

Schenley Farms is a community abutting the University of Pittsburgh and designated as a historic…read morelandmark. It features beautiful homes and pleasant streets, walking distance to the hospitals and the University of Pittsburgh campus. It is close to everything that Oakland has to offer. A very nice place for a walk or short drive.

Mars, PA is a small town that is located about 25 miles north of Pittsburgh. According to the…read moretown's website, nobody is really certain of how the town was named. Some guesses are that a founder's wife was interested in astronomy or that the name is based off part of the last name of another founder. The Mars Flying Saucer is a quick-stop roadside attraction that is easily accessible to visitors. I have seen it multiple times while driving down one of the main roads. Visitors may pull over, stand near, and touch the flying saucer. The flying saucer looks to be sturdy and in good condition. Most importantly, the flying saucer is fun to see!

It was cool that they had a flying saucer in the middle of Pittsburgh suburbs but like it was kind…read moreof small and uninteresting. I still might go if you were driving close by or at a restaurant close by. Also if I were you, I would take pictures like this child down below. And if you want to film some cool clips with UFOs here is the place to do it.

Did you know that Robin Thicke had a son? This township is owned by, and named after, Robin's Son…read more Just to the west of Pittsburgh is this lovely little suburb which I visited on many occasions now, and it's nice and secluded and honestly filled with a lot of annoying chains and whatnot - but it's still a great little spot with some hotels and some good food, and you get the idea. There's a location of Burgatory out here, but for the most part most of the great food is found on the other side of Interstate 79. There's a Bob's Big Shot Wings not far from here though, it's amazing - get them Old Bay Wet. But if you want to stay close to the airport then it's one of your best bets.

it's in the same vicinity, just near Grand View Overlook. both overlook provide a more or less same…read moreview. so there is nothing different if you are already at Grand view overlook. Street side parking is availabl. Great spot to watch the sunset, good place to get your picture clicked.

They can keep the phone on the hook for people trying to call!!!! The phone was off the hook and…read morebusy all day on Tuesday January 3, 2026!!!

Very helpful and empathetic staff. The wait was shorter than expected and moved efficiently. Got…read moreour issue resolved quickly.