If there is one thing Pittsburgh is known for, it’s our neighborhoods. All 90 city nabes, the first-ring suburbs and beyond. We love them deeply, fiercely, with a passion typically reserved for our sports teams. Once, while taking a city-loving visitor around town, we waltzed through Downtown, the North Side, East Liberty, Squirrel Hill, the South Side, the Strip and more. “How many walkable, wonderful neighborhoods can one city have?” he yelled (and we weren’t even halfway through the tour).
We invite you to take a closer look at all of the Pittsburgh neighborhoods here. Soon there will be more, along with videos and new photos and updates on the latest happenings.
- Sharpsburg
- The South Side
- Squirrel Hill
- The Strip District
- Troy Hill
- Verona
- West End Village
- Wexford
- Wilkinsburg
- 22 wildlife murals made from aluminum cans on display throughout Sharpsburg
- Health Department’s new dashboard lets public monitor air quality in real time
- A new brewery guide and beer fest, nonprofit mini-grants and more in ETC.
- Tabbara Artisan Chocolate in Point Breeze is based on a family confectionery in Beirut
- Food and family: LeVia Trattoria serving Italian comfort food in Lawrenceville
- big Burrito opening AVP, a casual Italian concept, at Bakery Square
- Local couple makes donation to Allegheny Eats, encourages others to support local restaurants and arts
- Slider Vibes serving ice cream shots, spiked milkshakes and bite-sized sandwiches in Market Square
- National Negro Opera House — once the center of Black cultural life in Pittsburgh — receives $500K grant
- Jeremy Raymer is painting a mural honoring baseball star Josh Gibson
- 30 Pittsburgh breweries with outdoor seating
- ETC: Ride a carousel, visit a new farmer’s market and spring into ScareHouse
- Local small businesses emerge stronger after the lockdown
- 3 local artists who are drawing attention to Pittsburgh’s pollution problems
- You can buy the house where Mister Rogers once lived
