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1. Wyndham Grand Pittsburgh Downtown
Wyndham Grand Pittsburgh Downtown
2. The Landing Hotel at Rivers Casino
The Landing Hotel at Rivers Casino
3. Drury Plaza Hotel Pittsburgh Downtown
Drury Plaza Hotel Pittsburgh Downtown
4. Pittsburgh Marriott City Center
Pittsburgh Marriott City Center
5. Omni William Penn Hotel
Omni William Penn Hotel
6. DoubleTree by Hilton Pittsburgh - Green Tree
DoubleTree by Hilton Pittsburgh - Green Tree
7. Joinery Hotel Pittsburgh, Curio Collection by Hilton
Joinery Hotel Pittsburgh, Curio Collection by Hilton
8. Etage Executive Living
Etage Executive Living
9. Kimpton Hotel Monaco Pittsburgh by IHG
Kimpton Hotel Monaco Pittsburgh by IHG
10. Hilton Garden Inn Pittsburgh Downtown
Hilton Garden Inn Pittsburgh Downtown
11. Homewood Suites by Hilton Pittsburgh Downtown
Homewood Suites by Hilton Pittsburgh Downtown
12. DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel & Suites Pittsburgh Downtown
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel & Suites Pittsburgh Downtown
13. EVEN Hotel Pittsburgh Downtown by IHG
EVEN Hotel Pittsburgh Downtown by IHG
14. TRYP by Wyndham Pittsburgh/Lawrenceville
TRYP by Wyndham Pittsburgh/Lawrenceville
15. Sheraton Pittsburgh Hotel at Station Square
Sheraton Pittsburgh Hotel at Station Square
16. Hyatt House Pittsburgh/Bloomfield/Shadyside
Hyatt House Pittsburgh/Bloomfield/Shadyside
17. Cambria Hotel Pittsburgh - Downtown
Cambria Hotel Pittsburgh - Downtown
18. Holiday Inn Express & Suites Pittsburgh North Shore by IHG
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Pittsburgh North Shore by IHG
19. Hyatt Place Pittsburgh-North Shore
Hyatt Place Pittsburgh-North Shore
20. The Atterbury Hotel, Autograph Collection
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Top neighbourhoods in Pittsburgh

Downtown Pittsburgh
City centre Pittsburgh pulses with creative energy where theatres, sports venues, and museums bring life to the business district. The Cultural District dazzles with Heinz Hall and Benedum Centre marquees lighting up your evening adventures. Point State Park offers a breath of fresh air where three rivers meet, perfect for taking in the dramatic skyline views. Getting around couldn't be easier with three metro stations and well-maintained pavements for exploring on foot. You'll find everything from quick lunch spots to fancy dinner options between architectural marvels like PPG Place's Gothic spires and modern glass towers.

Strip District
The Strip District pulses with energy as old-school produce markets mingle with trendy food stalls along Penn Avenue. Browse Italian delis, Middle Eastern bakeries, and Asian grocers for tasty souvenirs. History buffs will appreciate the Senator John Heinz Regional History Centre, while spirit enthusiasts shouldn't miss Wigle Whisky Distillery's local craft spirits. Food is the main attraction here, with everything from $5 street eats to upscale bistros tucked into converted warehouses. Most shops open early but close by evening, making this more of a daytime destination. Staying city centre and walking over is your best bet for exploring this walkable, vibrant area.

Lawrenceville
Lawrenceville brings Pittsburgh's industrial past into a creative present with warehouse-turned-galleries and Victorian shopfronts bursting with artistic energy. Butler Street buzzes with craft breweries, indie boutiques, and innovative eateries where locals and travellers mix effortlessly. The Clemente Museum and colourful murals showcase the neighborhood's cultural pride. Getting around this compact grid is best done on foot or by bike, with convenient bus routes connecting to city centre. Converted Victorian homes offer charming bed & breakfasts, while Arsenal Park provides a green riverside escape from the urban scene.

North Shore
North Shore delivers a sports lover's dream with Pittsburgh's iconic PNC Park and Acrisure Stadium dominating the scene. The scenic riverfront Heritage Trail offers perfect views of the city skyline while connecting major attractions. Culture seekers can explore the Andy Warhol Museum's pop art treasures or dive into interactive exhibits at the Carnegie Science Centre. Getting around couldn't be easier with the T light rail stopping at North Side Station and pedestrian-friendly paths connecting everything. Game day brings electric energy to the neighborhood's sports bars, while quieter days let you appreciate the riverside charm at your own pace.

Shadyside
Shadyside combines old-world elegance with trendy sophistication along tree-lined streets. Browse high-end boutiques on Walnut Street or wander into charming art galleries tucked between historic mansions. The area balances upscale shopping with peaceful green spaces like Mellon Park, where tennis courts and manicured lawns provide a refreshing break from retail therapy. Foodies flock to the neighborhood's stylish bistros and farm-to-table restaurants serving everything from artisanal brunches to craft cocktails. Getting around is simple with frequent bus service and walkable streets connecting shops to the leafy residential areas. Boutique bed-and-breakfasts in converted Victorian homes offer intimate accommodation with historic charm.
Top landmarks in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh and related destinations
Between three rivers, a city of bridges rises in steel and glass, where Steelers fans wave Terrible Towels with religious fervor. The Andy Warhol Museum celebrates its native son with seven floors of pop art brilliance. Ride the Duquesne Incline for postcard views that explain why locals never leave. The Strip District buzzes with food markets where pierogi vendors compete with gourmet coffee shops. Catch a Pirates game at PNC Park, widely considered baseball's most beautiful stadium despite the team's performance. The Carnegie museums house dinosaurs and masterpieces under one roof, while Phipps Conservatory's Victorian glasshouse shelters botanical wonders year-round.

































































































































































































