European Reacts to Visiting Pennsylvania (Pittsburgh)

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✔️ European Reacts to Visiting Pennsylvania (Pittsburgh) - Reaction For the First Time

[@mjamessmith8463]

👋🏻 Thanks for watching - subscriber from Pittsburgh!!! 🖤💛

[@european-reacts]

Oh Ty 🙏

[@esco51030]

Yinz

[@crismcdonough2804]

Hope you get a chance to visit

[@Facetiously.Esoteric]

​@european-reacts I live in Pittsburgh. I was chef on the top of Mt Washington at a fine dining restaurant. The rivers are still pretty polluted. They are full of old cars and refrigerators. It's a nice city, though. There is a lot to do.

[@heathjohnson4733]

“If you’re from this city, you love this city” - truer words have never been spoken

[@linpittsburgh2375]

I've only lived here for 20 years so I don't feel like a native, but I sure do love my adopted city! And now I want Primantis. It's been a while.

[@kookykreek]

Been here my entire life. I’ll never leave.

[@Jakkob37]

Pittsburgh born and raised, Bellevue/North side🎉

[@hrd2imagin]

I've been to a lot of US cities and I can honestly say that Pittsburgh is one of the best. It's half the size of most cities yet packs in so much unique culture, sports, recreation and entertainment, and it's still much more affordable than most cities.

[@gweiloxiu9862]

My home city, lived there for 44 years then had to move. I miss it. It can take traveling to a lot of different cities to really truly appreciate the one that you're from.

[@sharib3601]

I love seeing my hometown through outsiders eyes - makes me appreciate where I live even more!

[@susanconstable2113]

I would describe Pittsburgh as one of those big cities with the smaller city feeling.

[@gyromurphy]

It's just 90 small towns smashed together most separated by bridges. That's what I love about living here the most... every neighborhood has its own feeling and it's own history behind it. Plus... like 10,000 restaurants. The street my shop is on, Murray Ave, has 5 pizza places, 2 Korean BBQ, 4 Chinese 3 Thai, and several sandwich restaurants within a few minutes walking distance. I moved here 22 years ago from Indiana, PA and I'm never ever leaving.

[@karenjayne24]

I am in Pennsylvania. Most of Pennsylvania is very beautiful, with a diverse landscape and culture.

[@unclelarry9138]

The woke voters ruined PA.

[@silexelias1242]

PA is a great state. LIved here all my life. Whether you like the city life or the country PA has everything and many parts are very beautiful.

[@DblIre]

Unfortunately many rivers and streams are still polluted by mine runoff😢 I recently moved here from WI where the lakes and rivers are clean, or getting cleaned up.😊

[@Obi-MomKenobi]

Da 'burgh checking in!! Yinzer to the bone, fries on my sandwich, black and gold all the way, definitely thriled to see you checking out Pittsburgh🖤💛 beautiful city

[@habba929]

Yes, now go red up your room! 😝

[@Banny1050]

And warsh your clothes! 😂

[@kathygreer2097]

Yins better watch aht, yins better not cry. Yins better not paht. I’m tellin’ yins hawk come…😊

[@BREDNBUTTER]

I live in West Virginia but go to Pittsburgh quite often. I love that city.

[@Shaunessy]

Pan Handle West Virginians are basically Pittsburghers.

[@BREDNBUTTER]

@@Shaunessy agree! I always get asked if I’m a Yinzer! 😂

[@elizabethfortino8867]

We are from Pittsburgh and often come to West Virginia, it's absolutely beautiful!!!!

[@elizabethfortino8867]

Born and raised in Pittsburgh! My favorite part about it is that it has so much green space! It's a great balance of modern and nature. The cultural diversity of Pittsburgh is also fantastic. We have great food and traditions.

[@elizabethkelley6203]

Pennsylvania is a Middle Atlantic State...Philadelphia is on the Delaware in the East and Pittsburgh is in the West. Pennsylvania is beautiful! Penn's Woods! I love it here!

[@JAbate-ub8ht]

Yes! Also, culturally, western PA..including Pittsburgh..is part of the Appalachians and has some commonalities with other parts of these old mountains.

[@Dottyeyes]

Yay for those visitors who posted the video; well done! A few additions, though: The Strip is usually much more lively than shown in the video. You usually have to fight your way through the streets if you're in a hurry. Yes, the enormous Primanti sandwich is definitely enough for 2 or 3 normal people. But so many other great eating places at the strip: Pamela's, where the crepes are as big as your plate and the place is hopping every morning. The Polish shop, where you can dine on every sort of Polish sausage there is! Wholey's Market (and takeout restaurant, where you can eat upstairs), where you can eat cheap on the freshest seafood for miles and be greeted by the owner! (The turnover of seafood is great, so everything is very fresh.) Other places are the Oyster House in Downtown Pittsburgh (est. 1870s-that's old for an American!), but you go there for a beer and the atmosphere, not for the (disappointing) oysters. The Grand Concourse at Station Square could give you an elegant lunch if you want to eat in luxury but still afford it! Or take a bus or Uber a mile or two east of Downtown and visit the Oakland or Squirrel Hill neighborhoods. Oakland has fantastic museums of art and natural history and the fun vibe of a busy university town, including University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon University, Chatham University, and Carlow University. The streets are lively with students and cheap food places. Squirrel Hill is a melting pot of cultures, where you see old white ladies, Chinese families, Black teenagers, Orthodox Jews, and lots of other nice folks tread the streets. Interesting merchandise shops and a million restaurants, including Middle Eastern, Japanese, Taiwanese, Chinese, American, and Mexican, to choose from.

[@athleticguy15]

You forgot Duquesne University, which not only has a law school, but a brand new DO school, although it is just out of Downtown and not in Oakland.

[@jenniferkeller5296]

I am from Pennsylvania. I live in Lancaster county which is home to the Amish Community. There are beautiful hiking trails and farms. Love watching your content.

[@marcybrown1721]

I am NOT a Pittsburgh native but have been here almost 30 years and love my adopted city. I wish we had better public transportation, but that’s true of a lot of cities these days. Otherwise, chef’s kiss!

[@mikeadair3341]

I grew up about 50 miles away from Pittsburgh in Ohio. I later moved there for four years. Love the city. I lived on the east side in a neighborhood hood called Greenfield . Restaurants serve very hearty portions there. Yinzers love to eat.

[@brendaenglish2477]

Pennsylvania is a beautiful state. We have big cities but also very beautiful rural areas with trees, rolling hills, and small friendly towns. The sandwich at primanti bros. Definitely isn’t $1.99. More like $10.

[@yossarian4047]

I'm trying to remember what the $1.99 sign is about. I know there is/was a sign about ordering a pickle with your sandwich, so maybe that's it.

[@bbjandc1]

I think it is 1.99 to add an egg.

[@shaneimler9328]

I live about an hour outside of Philadelphia. It's a dump. Don't bother. I visit Pittsburgh as often as possible. Beautiful city.

[@zachbrown210]

I live 3 hours from Pittsburgh but my brother lives in Pittsburgh. It's an amazing City with a ton of hills. You also have suburbs which creates a perfect little town. Pittsburgh is the only city in America where all three major sports teams wear the same colors. Black and gold. Steelers, pirates, penguins

[@Nutz_2020]

I’m from Pittsburgh, PA. A.K.A. It’s definitely a nice city to live and visit!!! So much history here!!! I live on the Northside of Pittsburgh

[@BurghMurph]

Born and raised in Pittsburgh!! It really is a hidden gem of beauty…I’ve been all over the us and nothing compares…so cool to see it get some love like this

[@theresacarmen9847]

Hush! We're trying to keep it secret.

[@mccproc]

Andre: I am so happy with your reaction to the City i grew up in. There is not only the beauty of the City but the beauty and friendliness of it`s People. I have lived in Florida for over 40 years but always return to Pittsburgh to visit the City I Love! My body may be in Florida but my Heart remains in Pittsburgh. I so enjoyed your reaction video. Thank you! Rob McCann

[@williamjoback1436]

I was born and raised in Pittsburgh. It is beautiful! What you don't see, is a subway tunnel that was built under one of the rivers to connect from the inner city to the sports stadiums.

[@troys6965]

Back in the day, driving into Pittsburgh from the south was a treat. You would see nothing but forested hills for hours, enter a tunnel, and come out of the tunnel surrounded by steel, concrete, glass, and three rivers.

[@dmzabo3914]

That funnel has sold so many athletes into wanting to play for their Pittsburgh sports teams.

[@troys6965]

@@dmzabo3914 Ah, yes, the Port Titt Funnel. Thank you for the typo. 🤣

[@dmzabo3914]

@@troys6965 , I didn’t notice it. But hey we’ll just keep it now. ✌🏻👍🏻

[@moe92870]

I visited East Pennsylvania last 4th of July. And while driving on the highways, I felt like I was driving in an ocean of trees. It was spectacular.

[@jeffhampton2767]

Pennsylvania has 300 miles of Mountains and trees and wilderness 😊

[@CindyBear38]

I was born and raised in Northeast Pennsylvania, it is beautiful especially in the fall.

[@JAbate-ub8ht]

@@CindyBear38 I am from Pittsburgh and also spent three summers in the Poconos as a camp counselor back when I was in college. Those old mountains are quite a setting! And Bushkill Falls (" The Niagara of Pennsylvania" 😃) was one of our camp day trips I enjoyed more than once.

[@guerillamaddox3574]

Pittsburgh native here. Another fun fact we are one of the most affordable citys in the USA too.

[@anthonysalomone3698]

I lived near Pittsburg for 18 tears. I visited there regularly as I have family there. Pittsburgh was the number 1 place for my family to shop. Lots of great memories of Pittsburgh. Thanks for the video!

[@jackiebuchanan3024]

I'm not from Pennsylvania, but there was a time in my life when I made regular trips across the length of the state. It never failed to amaze me how much wilderness is to be found there. Before, I had thought of it as an eastern state, and therefore pretty urban, but between the eastern cities and a few others like Pittsburgh, etc., there are vast stretches of forests, mostly empty of people. Felt like a different world.

[@jamy8575]

NOT "empty of people"... The state of Pennsylvania has more roads connecting MORE small towns per square mile than any other state. a small town in ANY direction in under 5 miles. in the "wilderness" you described is 1000's of quite small rural towns.

[@dugswank]

I am from Somerset, PA, which is 1 hour's drive east of Pittsburgh. When the steel mills were in operation, PGH was dirty. They sky was gray. But the mills closed down, and other corporations came in and kept the city going, Those hills around the city are wonderful. The top of Mount Washington is full of either RICH or DEAD people. The poor lived on the lowest areas, especially downwind of the mills. I have been in Pittsburgh many times for the 4th of July, where they put off Fireworks on barges just off Point Park. The echo of the booms of the fireworks reverberating off the hills is tremendous. And one time I was driving thru Pittsburgh towards the airport when the fireworks were going, and it felt like I was beside a few rockets when I was crossing the bridge. They missed having KIELBASA with those pierogies!

[@doomhunter697]

Nicknamed 'The Paris of Applica', Pittsburgh has more bridges than any other city in the world (even more than Venice) and more stairways than any other city also (even San Francisco.) The locals often refer to themselves as 'Yinzers" for our unique dialect.

[@LMDpittsburgh]

Pittsburgh resident - great city! Safe, affordable and family friendly!!

[@twest227]

I live about 20 minutes from Pittsburgh in McKeesport Pa. We are like Pittsburgh because we have 2 rivers that meet the Youghagany and the Monongahela. Thus, we live in the Mon / Yough area. The" BURGH" really is an amazing place. There are so many things to do. If you do come, you'll have to learn "PITTSBURGHEZE", look it up, so you'll know what we are saying. We do have our own language. I hope yenz do get a chance to make it here. PS "YENZ" is part of "PITTSBURGHEZE"

[@derangethought]

Pittsburgher here Thank you for all the kind comments. I worked security years ago at the Duquesne incline when the old paper mill building was still standing I met some very nice people from other states and countries and we all had fun. Now pgh does have some rough areas but nothing like how they were when I was younger but yes my city has a lot to offer and fun stuff to do, God Bless everyone and have a safe blessed day.

[@glockensig]

Pittsburgh is THE most famous city for football!!

[@crumbcrunchers5017]

I live in Pittsburgh and it makes me so happy to see your positive reactions to our city. I hope you can come here someday!

[@jenniferlarson1192]

I am from north of Pittsburgh, but go there all the time. It's as beautiful as it looks.

[@BAPK1602]

Never thought I'd see my own city in one of your vids... Should look more into it! A Great city!

[@josephbrandtner7713]

Thank you so much for checking out my city that I love so much! I too was born and raised in Pittsburgh. I am a retired streetcar motorman. At Its peak,. Pittsburgh Railways had over 600 miles of streetcar tracks. Visit us at the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum. Maybe I can teach you how to operate a streetcar, (tram).

[@Rose-z4h6k]

Before he passed, my dad worked at the PTM.

[@tacey01]

I have visited that Museum multiple times. Excellent! The expansion is impressive! I own property that has an old streetcar bridge on it. That’s history!

[@jasonbell4226]

Philadelphia here. Pennsylvania is a great state with lots of diversity to offer.

[@pa_gaming_dad2810]

Being a Pittsburgher, I am really happy to hear how much you enjoy the city. Comimg through the Fort Pitt Tunnels at night and having the city lights open up before you as you cross the bridge never gets old.

[@plaubelmakina8916]

Native of the Burgh. There are many East European families there. Polish, Russian, Check, and the rest, sometimes referred to as Hunkies. This is not a derogatory term, but they may have made it one in this day and age. There are Many orthodox churches with the onion tops and are beautiful. I, like many others, moved out of the city to find work, starting in the 80’s when they shut down many of the mills. The people are wonderful and I miss them so much.

[@michellemcdowell8570]

Born & raised in the “burgh…after 30 years, I moved to Phoenix, Arizona in 2007. Pittsburgh will always be home ❤❤❤

[@discomike3886]

Always home for sure.

[@CodeBleu724]

I'm from Pittsburgh...actually Washington County (Canonsburg)...born and raised. I will never leave here.

[@kryllin]

I was born and raised in Pittsburgh but moved away 15 years ago for work. When I was growing up, it was still an economically depressed city. It started its Renaissance just as I left. I haven't been back for more than two days since 2018 but each time I did go back o short trips, there was always something new which is a testament to its adaptation and growth. Going back for a week in October and can't wait.

[@brianalls5970]

I moved to the area 2 years ago and it’s been nothing short of amazing. Fall and the holiday season in general is breathtakingly beautiful. The people have been really nice here too!

[@barbaraguitas8992]

Pennsylvania, but on the east central side, not far from the Appalachian Trail. All green, mountains and valleys!

[@dyinggaul8365]

I’m a native son. Lived and worked across the US, EU, and Japan. Came home when my daughter was born to give her the gift of growing up in Western Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh.

[@stpaley]

i've always described pierogies as the polish empanada

[@athleticguy15]

Or Polish ravioli.

[@zodiac_blue9116]

I live about 12 miles from downtown Pittsburgh and have worked in the downtown area for over 17 years. Pittsburgh is pretty awesome and has some very different areas around it. I love riding bikes and going for walks, etc…

[@dereksheaffer4595]

Born and raised here. Love Pittsburgh ❤

[@heathermoeser4112]

Pittsburgh here, not originally from the city but I've lived in the area long enough I claim it as home now. It is so beautiful from almost every angle with all the different rivers and bridges creating interesting views. Each neighborhood around the downtown area also have their own feel and style too. Note on Primanti sandwich, yes they are freaking huge and you can get different types of meats on them. I usually don't eat anything else for the day if I'm going to one since it's pretty much all the calories needed for the day and very filling. Actually impressed that A&K were able to eat any pierogies after the sandwich. Also there's a soccer team in Pittsburgh, Andre. Minor league I think so not on TV but their stadium is near where the parking for the Incline is.

[@carlacarla3384]

I'm from Pittsbugh. It was a great place to grow up. Now in Chicago. The American city with your most viewers! Both cties are absolutely beautiful but Pittsburgh will add lways be home ❤

[@fatkidgames4381]

Western PA guy here! Still one of my favorite things is heading into pittsburgh on the parkway east and you make a big sweeping right turn and get a view of the city for the first time. It's just such a beautiful view, river on the left city straight ahead, brings a smile to my face every time

[@vp_wrld]

I’ve lived in or around Pittsburgh my whole life and can honestly say it’s such a tremendous place to live. The pride Pittsburgh residents have for their city is unmatched and you will always bump into Pittsburghers no matter where you go in the world. There is an overwhelming amount of history tied to Pittsburgh due to its significance in art, medicine, sports and the steel industry. So many interesting names and faces like Andrew Carnegie, Andy Warhol, Roberto Clemente, Fred Rogers, Jonas Salk, Honus Wagner, Michael Keaton etc.

[@keekdkelly]

Pittsburgh girl here! So cool to watch you "experience" our city! Pittsburgh is pretty special!

[@Clayton-kf3su]

Hello from the North Hills of Pittsburgh. Born here in 1951, was away for 8 years in the 1960’s but have lived here since.

[@Mr_Rob_otto]

Hi there. I live in Pittsburgh and have lived here for close to 15 years now. It’s my adopted home as I’m originally from Detroit, Michigan. Pittsburgh is a livable and manageable city and I love it here. Thanks for featuring this beautiful city on your channel!

[@chaosroses9002]

Pittsburgh girl here!! New subscriber! So glad you showcased our beautiful city!🌹🌹

[@Flowmaster925]

Pittsburgh born and raised. We pride ourselves in being inclusive of all cultures. Many people from all over the world ended up here and brought their homeland traditions with them that have stuck around

[@shaunthompson1476]

born and raised in the “Steel City”!! 25 years old following the footsteps of the great men that built our country and working in the steel industry!

[@ogchiefbeans]

Born and raised Yinzer (Pittsburgher) here. You gotta watch a video on the Pittsburgh Steelers. One of the most historic NFL franchises of all time. Loved the video!! Thank you for the compliments about our city🖤💛

[@joshuarrsacks]

Have only been living in Pittsburgh for 2 years now but we love it. It truly is a hidden gem. The city has just a little bit of everything we need plus so many wonderful and friendly people. It's small enough to be manageable without being overcrowded but it has more than its share of culture, entertainment, sports, and education. Come visit the libraries, museums, stadia/stadiums, restaurants, bridges, and parks.

[@protorhinocerator142]

The best way to arrive in Pittsburgh is through the Fort Pitt Tunnel. You're in the hills, you go through a tunnel and suddenly Pittsburgh teleports right in front of you. Seriously there are videos of this. It's pretty amazing. Pittsburgh was the city that built all the other cities in America. It produced a tremendous amount of steel girders for all the buildings in the country. There's technically a 4th river in Pittsburgh. It feeds that fountain at Point State Park. I saw the best fireworks ever at PSP a few years ago. In 1979 Pittsburgh became the City of Champions. Their teams won the Super Bowl, the World Series, and the Stanley Cup (best football, baseball, and hockey teams). The Pittsburgh Steelers (football) is one of the winningest teams ever. They were the first to win 4 Super Bowl championships in 1980. The slogan was "One for the thumb in '81", meaning the players were trying to get a 5th Super Bowl champion ring. Many of them had 4 rings at the time (literal rings for your fingers) so they could wear a ring on each finger and get a 5th one to wear on their thumbs. But then they lost in 1981. Today the Steelers have won a total of 6 championships. New England is tied at 6. Promanti Bros is just OK. You gotta try it, but I think people rave too much. Pierogies are delicious when done right. I like them with butter and onions, and then have some sour cream. I never turn down pierogies.

[@ryancampbell2192]

Born in Pittsburgh & son went to University of Pittsburgh. The green hills surround the city & coming from the south you go through a tunnel in a large mountain/hill...when you emerge from the tunnel you exit on a panoramic view of the downtown cityscape & onto one of the bright yellow bridges across the river. In the 70s/80s the city buildings were all black from the coal smoke used in steel making, but have since been cleaned & it's a gorgeous city.

[@Ellex424]

I've never been to or seen another city as green as Pittsburgh. There are trees and grassy areas everywhere. I was born here, moved away, came back, and I'm still here.

[@Goldenhour24]

If you come to Pittsburgh (my hometown), I highly recommend going through the Fort Pitt tunnels into downtown. The view is spectacular! ❤️

[@stephenurso9267]

I'm 63 and have lived in Pittsburgh my entire life. I've been in every state and been to Europe and Asia and Pittsburgh is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. In a half hour you can go from the heart of downtown to forest's.very unique city!!

[@glk316]

I'm from Pittsburgh. Loved watching this video. It showed some really nice views of my city. I love waterskiing and boating here the most.

[@davonknight86]

One of the most remarkable things about the city is the transition it made from a steel industry to the technical and medical powerhouse it is today. Pittsburgh used to be absolutely filthy with all the soot and pollution from the mills. Even the rivers were toxic. After an insane revitalization effort, there are tons of green spaces and you can actually use the river for recreation again.

[@kerrickenterprises]

It is amazing to watch how your channel has grown in the last couple of months...over 100K subscriber. Congrats!

[@rimasmuliolis1136]

The inclines are part of the city bus transportation system. You can transfer to buses without paying more.

[@Parker-rl9ou]

I live near there too. I’m always there a lot of times a year. Been to a lot of hockey games over the years and a few baseball games. The strip district is my favorite place to go for different ethnic stores and restaurants.

[@meganziegler6742]

I would love NOTHING more than to show you around Pittsburgh!! Not only was I born and raised here, but my family came to Pittsburgh in 1754! I am one of Pittsburgh's biggest fans and would have the time of my life showing you around! There's nothing Pittsburghers love more than bragging about our city lol. This was a great little snapshot, but we could go to football, baseballs, and/or hockey games, the national aviary (bird zoo), the Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG Aquarium, any one of our amazing museusms, including Andy Warhol, Phipps Conservatory, and so so many more things. If you ever find yourself here, I'd be more than happy to be a proud tour guide 😊

[@scottpowl6903]

From central Pennsylvania, Hershey area. Pennsylvania is a beautiful state and Pittsburgh is awesome!! One of my favorites as well. Many travelers seem to overlook the northeastern US and they are missing out. The Appalachian mountains, Allegheny National Forest, Pocono mountains. So much to mention. New England States and Cities are spectacular! I also highly recommend Presque Isle in Erie Pennsylvania on Lake Erie. Philadelphia is nice but Pittsburgh is the most beautiful.

[@RaesWorld723]

Pa girl here. We have so much to offer. I live South Central Harrisburg area. I've only drove through Pittsburgh. But in the East/Central PA you have Hershey (yes, it's where the chocolate comes from) Lancaster with all the Amish and Pennsylvania Dutch speakers live, Philly with its history, food, and science centers. Gettysburg the turning point of the civil war. Come over July 1-3 and see the reenactments! I just want to warn you to watch the heat and humidity. It can get bad mid summer here. They also have a ton of walking ghost tours and great restaurants. I reccomend the Dobbin house for lunch. Kilwins for ice cream. Lastly, inner harbor Baltimore Md is a 90 minute dr from Harrisburg. There's a great aquarium, a revolutionary era ship to tour, fort McHenry where the war of 1812 helped write our National Athem. Edgar Allen Poe, the macabre poet is buried here. And it's just a jump from there to Washington DC. Never a boring day. Tons of free and expensive things to do. Science museums, IMAX movies, at Hersheypark you can make your own candy bar. It's the most expensive candy bar ever ($29.95 + 6% tax!!!) But they're fun and yummy to do at least once. The food at Hersheypark sucks though and is outrageous! Better to eat outside the park. I'd love to be your you'r guide if you ever make it across the pond!

[@WindWalkerDrones]

Pennsylvania in general is a beautiful state there is so much beautiful scenery in every season.

[@entheogenocide]

The confluence of the rivers was an important military stronghold for the French, British, and finally the Americans. It was originally built by the French during the French and Indian war (1754) and was called was Fort Duquesne. The British defeated the French and renamed it Fort Pitt. After the war, it was sold to colonists and became a headquarters during the American revolution (1776). Pittsburgh has some amazing history and was vital to the birth and growth of our country.

[@jeffhampton2767]

Pennsylvania has some of the best food in the United States especially Philadelphia and the Pennsylvania Dutch Amish country area.❤🇺🇸

[@NavyVet9702]

I ended up in the Pittsburgh area due to work about 12 years ago. Having lived in 9 other states, I can tell you that Pittsburgh is a very underrated place. I am thankful for that because I moved from Charleston, SC, which got ruined by becoming popular.

[@alexvagias5295]

You're right on the money. Nothing ruins a place quicker than over-population. Apparently, that is happening to Ashville, NC and Austin, TX. Hope it doesn't happen to Pittsburgh.

[@bluetickgamer]

I used to work up on Mount Washington in the Trimont building which was across the street from the incline. The view never got old, especially in the fall when the leaves change color. Winter was pretty cold up there though!

[@laurensmith8940]

We love our city! Glad you are featuring it. Come enjoy, I live in Mt Washington; not far from the inclines. Beautiful views.

[@davidscott6653]

I'm from Altoona Pennsylvania, about 1gour and 30 minutes east of Pittsburgh. Been there many times, I love it..

[@RedVynil]

They barely touched the surface! There's several colleges and universities here, the Carnegie Library, the TV studio where Misterogers was shot (I think they still have his props and sets), Kennywood Park, the Carnegie Science Center, Rivers Casino (which just opened about a dozen years ago), we USED to have the Civic Arena (the jewel of the city) but that was torn down a few years ago to build a parking lot!! The Bridge To Nowhere, which now goes somewhere after about 25 years of just stopping dead on the N. Shore. The factory where they make Clark candy bars, several locations where a number of Hollywood movies were shot, the two stadiums, the Gateway Clipper ships and, the best pizza in the world is right here at Vincent's! Pizza Park! There's Phipp's Conservatory, a huge hot house with loads of flowers from around the world, a pretty large Zoo and an Aviary loaded with all kinds of birds.

[@nickrossi2380]

Andre. i grew up in Pittsburgh and I highly recommend it for a visit. One of the nicest things about the city is its neighborhoods. So many were founded by Eastern European immigrants and they still hold on to a lot of their culture today. The food, the churches, the heritage of each place is different, but they all make up one Pittsburgh. Just walking around some parts of the city can take you from German to Armenian, to Polish and then Italian neighborhoods. Don't forget...the food is amazing too!

[@jefflagios1025]

I live in Pittsburgh, it's great to see people check it out! It's a great place to live

[@mmabunay]

THanks for making the video...watching from Pittsburgh

[@matts156]

If you ride the Duquesne Incline, at the upper station there are (or at least used to be) pictures of Pittsburgh from back in the 30s or 40s. In those pictures is the city with a dark sky, the streetlights are on, car headlights are on, but in one picture it's 3:30 pm and another it's 9:00 am. That's how much pollution there was in the air back then. My dad remembered people walking around town with dust masks on to keep from breathing the bad air. They cleaned it up substantially sometime around the 50s. Now when you see it, it's really nice and clean and looks much, much better. It also has more bridges than any other city.

[@georgefischer8458]

..i'm a yinzer. in the 70's, this city suffered a lot of losses. thousands and thousands relocated for better opportunities. i was one of them. Moved back a few years later, and will only think of leaving again when the old bones say enjoy a warmer winter. If you haven't visited, you need to.

[@YinzerGaming74]

Born and raised in Pittsburgh. You asked if Pittsburgh is known for their football. The Pittsburgh Steelers are the winningest team in NFL history and have 6 Super Bowl Championships. Pittsburgh is a big sports city with iconic NFL, NHL and MLB teams.

[@garyacoester103]

The point actually shows a fourth river as well. There is an underground river that feeds the water fountain. It’s called the Wisconsin water flow.

[@deirdrekane774]

Thanks for checking out Pittsburgh! We are proud of our city!

[@reemamarcelene]

I live in a small town about 20 miles outside of Pittsburgh, our rivers are beautiful, our streams and lakes are even more beautiful, there is something for everyone and if you even want a little bit of a beach experience you can take a hour and a half drive up to Erie, PA and you feel like you are at the beach

[@discomike3886]

Pittsburgh native now living in Albuquerque NM. I'm proud of my city. The video made me a bit homesick. A Primanti bros sandwich is worth the trip to Pittburgh. I'm missing my Babi's (Polish grandmother) home made PIEROGI. She made a mushroom and sour kraft one that was fantastic.

[@erickalear7609]

Thank you for loving my area; Pennsylvania is a beautiful state, the world an awe-inspiring planet, but there's nowhere like Pittsburgh.

[@amytaylor4062]

I am from a town about three hours from Pittsburgh sometimes I forget how beautiful our state is thanks for the video reminding me

[@carriehopkins4846]

I am from Pennsylvania. My brother lives there and I grew up in Johnstown. Home of the floods. I now live in Williamsport home of the Little League World Series in north Central Pa and the whole state is beautiful. If you ever come to visit PA I would take at least two weeks to see Al the great areas. Besides Philly and Pittsburgh, there is Gettysburg, Hershey chocolate world. The Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania near Wellsboro Pa and many other things. Go Steelers.

[@thetruth7354]

Pittsburgh born and raised, nothing more iconic than coming through the fort pit tunnel

[@faerisoul]

Oh hey, thats my city! I really love Pittsburgh, it's not the biggest or most impressive city but its got some very cool places, a unique history, great museums, good food, and really cool festivals and conventions. It didn't used to be that tree covered, back when the steel mills and other factories were running Pittsburgh had terrible air quality because the smog would get trapped in the valley. One of the ways environmentalists helped clean the air was to start planting trees all over the city and it's made a huge difference. Also the rivers were quite poluted by the industry but the Ohio watershed association works to clean and preserve it. They do very cool river cruise each year on the Gateway Clipper, which is an old paddle steamer.

[@nrubsol]

My daughter and her husband/kids live in eastern Pennsylvania near Delaware. Her husband loves Pittsburg. It's one of his favorite cities. They have good MLB baseball (Pirates) and NFL football (Steelers) teams. It's a 4 1/2 hour drive and costs a lot due to toll roads. It's in far western Pennsylvania. It's on my bucket list of places to visit. We went to the Frank Lloyd Wright house Falling Water which is about 1 1/2 hours south. We just didn't have time to visit Pittsburg.

[@7-clown-737]

PA is by far one of the best states to live in. I live 26 miles east right outside of Pittsburgh and actually work downtown. There is no better city or location in the US. There are so many places to go and things to see around the entire Western Pennsylvania area. For those wanting food there are so many types, styles, etc. to consider. The diversity of its people are also incredible. We literally have it all. I was born and raised here and have been to many cities and states and there's still nowhere like PA and the City of Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh Steelers are also one of the most famous NFL teams of all time.

[@williamhealey1223]

The view is better at the West End Overlook. I lived right by it in Elliot (a tiny municipality in the Pittsburgh area). Mt. Washington and the Overlook (what locals call it) are part of the same general ridge line of the mountain line. They are separated by a valley where the town of Temperancville (now the West End) is. One of those big yellow bridges that you see is named the "West End Bridge". It crosses the river to what is known as Pittsburgh's "North Side".

[@ScottHeasley]

Someone probably already mentioned this .... head down I279 from the north and after you wind around some bends, BAM! There's downtown framed between two steep, high hills. Amazing every time I see it

[@rudymarmaro]

I live in the Harrisburg, Pennsylvania area, but I do like the Pittsburgh are as well.