I live 80 miles from the Burgh and i love it! great food and fun! and oh don't forget about the Bald Eagle population there. Check out Hays eagles and USS eagle cams. Great family of chatter's there.

What a terrible video. It has all the polish of a credit card commercial, but barely scratches the surface of what makes Pgh special. If all you did in town for a weekend was watch the Pirates lose a game, grab some Primanti's, and splurge on fig n ash then... have you really even seen the city? He tells you about the incline, but not where it is, what it is, or the view at the top. He talks more about his "criteria" for a city than any backstory on the neighborhoods, the mills, or the three rivers. And there's this inexplicable segment on American tipping right in the middle (??). What even is this video?

You described the Pittsburgh I fell in love with when I moved here in 2006. I met my wife two weeks after moving here, lived in beautiful neighborhoods like Shadyside and Point Breeze, had a beautiful smart child, and enjoyed living in the city, until 2021 came along. The city has become a cesspool of government officials and residents 3:49 who seem to love criminals, we have a police force that seems to be lessening by the day, and the officers that continue to serve do nothing to enforce any kind of law, it’s very sad to see. I’m sad to say I hope to leave much sooner than later

Hi Alex. This episode is fabulous. Your Grandmother is inspiring.

Were monkeys mentioned by your grand mother when she lived there?

This video is everything Shimla stands for. I've spent 5 long years in this city and this how it looks from my eyes. Love and appreciation from New Delhi,India

Was on holiday with my wife in London in January this year and walked past this gentleman on the street in Soho. Was completely star stuck ! Love the videos ! Superb content ❤

Mumbo sauce!!!

24:50 let's find where this video is taken ...come again to shimla ... I'll be there to assist you if you want

So your whole life was built by looted indian money

so heartwarming!

why is the host always whispering when doing the voice over? quite grating to the ear

I moved from Pittsburgh in 1990, and have often asked why? It is still a gem.

I am moving to okinawa in a year

We lived in Pittsburgh for a couple of years, and had a hard time with the poor air quality. However, after moving back to the West Coast, we regretted leaving. The real Pittsburgh people are interesting and enjoyable to engage with, but the gentrifiers that are flocking to Pittsburgh suck, just like anywhere else.

Im a Scot having been living in Vilnius for over 4 years. Its been great living here 👌 glad to see the city getting recognition

Such amazing footage ! And the quality of video. Wondering if you could cover the ghosts of Shimla !!!

Jungle book Rudyard Kipling.

Barog the haunted tunnel at night they hear english speaking guy foot marching at around 12:00 to 03:00 AM. The british guy haunted the tunnel for centuries.

This is very familiar to many cities: the erosion of rights and explosion of control during COVID, the gradual tightening of the noose, the loss of local character, the turning of places into one big homogenized "metro" place.

In theory, it may be legal tender in England. In practice, in London they’re far too over their heads or just downright discriminatory to accept them. It’s a double standard we have to live with, but hate it!!!

I’m from Dallas. My son and I stopped in Pittsburgh two summers ago and went to a Pirate game. Great ballpark. The people in town were great. We really enjoyed our time there. I want the Pirates to get better because the great people in Pittsburgh deserve a winning baseball team, and they haven’t had one in a looooong time.

@13:00 Wigle is a great place to learn about the Whiskey Rebellion as it was named after one of the two people convicted of the uprising.

I would love to buy you lunch on your next visit for all your kind words about my home town..😊

Im flying to Dubai then onto Muscat next weekend and had thought about packing lightly, but Oman Air only has a 7kg limit and there is no way that'll work. Great idea though.

Thank you for making my home notice and all its beauty. one love Yinz❤

This is absolutely brilliant, what storytelling. I'm surprised why it doesn't have millions of views already. I'm glad you could trace the journey that your granny had, it's visible that this was personal for you. Also interesting to note for me the similarities you mentioned with Tunbridge wells as I travel a lot there from India for work.

I never comment on YT, but what a beautiful movie! It's easy to shoot a place as beautiful as Okinawa, but nevertheless - some amazing camera skills there! Script / narration is also extremely on point. Just an absolute pleasure to watch. You more than earned that like & subscribe!

I visited Shimla with a friend many years ago. One day, we were on our way to the Jakhu mandir and came across a young boy cycling near his house. Late October, a soft wind was blowing and then it started to drizzle. I was so jealous of this boy's serene childhood, a young soul enjoying his day in the lap of nature with no worry... I wish I had that childhood. Thank you for bringing back those much cherished memories :)

This was a masterfully done Johnnie Walker Ad :)

Beautiful stuff. Thank you for capturing your time travel. I am inspired to go back in time of my own elders!

Love Okinawa, a couple of years ago me and my wife went to; Okinawa main island, Tokashiki and Ishigaki on our honeymoon. We are going back to the main island in May and are so excited! 🙌🏻 Amazing video! Keep it up.

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I dunno, “Knight of the Sauna” sounds kinda sus…

Went for the first time in October 2024 for a wedding. What a great town. Very clean and seemed pretty safe. Great restaurants and River sports area. Can’t wait to go back.

I was enjoying the video until all the trash talking of the US

Overwhelmed!

id have done makars howies instead of johny walker

as an Edinburgh local you hit the nail on the head with most of the places even with the fleeting snapshots of where to go, just maybe not Johnnie Walker, maybe go to the bow bar or the abbey bar or any nice whisky bar but I guess the tour itself is very educational and visual and worth it, food wise I would go to other places for dinner as well

Why aren't you sharing the restaurants names ? I just feel the content is incomplete.

We lived on Okinawa for three years. My hubby was stationed at Kadena. We still regularly make taco rice and my rice maker I bought there is still going strong after 30 years and makes the best rice. We are going to Tokyo in March and may take a quick trip down there to remember our former home. Love love love it.

8:50 Testify Alex!

6:00 that is not Chandigarh, I doubt you showed even a single frame of the actual city.

Born n brought up in this beautiful place...seeing it from your eyes as pilgrimage where your granny lived her beautiful young age was really nostalgic, like walking with her from 1923 to 1947 engraved in my heart like as if seeing Shimla with new prospective...You brothers are Amazing, Love from Shimla🫶🫰

Thank you, a great depiction of Pittsburgh. You must come back and cover the neighborhoods you didnt get to in this video. Definitely Lawrenceville, Shadyside, and others. I love living here, it's home. 💯

Lovely video ❤ Love from Shimla

Dec ‘25 will be our 3rd time to NYC, and this video is always our ‘Go To’ just like any other Attaché vid.

I live in Edinburgh. Jealous? 😂

This isn't a scotch pie, this is a steak pie. They are similar, but it's fundamentally different with the filling. It's better eaten hot, you normally get them from a traditional Scottish bakery, or greasy spoon restaurant. Born in Scotland, living in Edinburgh..

I’ve only just discovered your channel, and I’m impressed that you made this video. The Bronx is usually overlooked as a tourist destination, unless the tourism is specifically geared toward hip hop fans. My only concern is your suggestion that a tip of 15% is sufficient when showing your gratitude to your servers. I will admit that like most native inhabitants of Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens, I’ve rarely eaten in The Bronx, but in my experience, as far back as my memory goes, which is to say the early ‘70s, 16% was the absolute minimum, because sales tax back then was 8%, so doubling the tax was a handy guideline. However, for the past few decades, anything less than 20% has been a slap in the face, suggesting that either you feel that the service you received was utterly inept (which almost never is the case in NYC) or that the diner feels that someone who waits tables and probably also does several other side gigs doesn’t deserve to be able to afford a room in a shared apartment with five other people somewhere deep in Queens or Brooklyn. Please do not tell your viewership that it’s acceptable to shortchange the salt of the earth people who are making their vacation possible.