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Drove through Pittsburgh for the first time last year. It really is beautiful... Left me wanting to see more. In fact, I was impressed with the entire state of Pennsylvania.
Pa co No, it seems American. Stop it with this “European” shit. This looks nothing like a European city, American cities are American cities. Fuck off.
@@decrox13 As far as I know, city of Boston fpr example is established by mariners from Netherlands.. There you go..I believe that some american cities looks really nice and clean in downtown areas and surroundings, mostly in the northern states, but many cities seems to me pretty much uninterested and ugly.
pittsburgh has an amazing downtown for a city of its population size...speaks a lot to the important relationship between geography and density, urbanity, and downtowns....
@@nkcrecords247 Probably because of the loss of jobs and white flight where the population left for southern/western cities like Houston and Phoenix for warmer climate. Though those cities don't have the same charm as Pittsburgh does.
I used to live in Pittsburgh, now i live in Charlottesville Virginia with my family. And I'll tell you i miss Pittsburgh so much it hurts. When i save up i might move back
Almost went to college in Pittsburgh years ago. Visited a few times. It really is an underrated city. It has more of a midwestern vibe than an east coast vibe so people aren't as neurotic and uptight but rather down-to-earth and friendly.
Love this video, I have watched it so many times. When I start missing Pittsburgh, which is a lot, and have the time, I watch this video. Even the red lights don't bother me. It gives you time to look around, people watch or look at the buildings architecture. I love walking downtown the most. Thanks for the video!
The people are fucking mean the city is beatiful we came from Arkansas to an IMB conference . Here in fort smith arkansas we are pretty happy but in pittsburgh all i saw was depression and and anger. The woman are beautiful and you guys have a serious work ethic
clay clay could not agree with you more!!!! Everyone one of them are self consumed with zero manners!!!! Even New Yorkers live with a code..... no code in that town just sad poorly raised people
Wow! Thank you, great video. A trip down memory lane for me, being born and raised in the Burgh. Certainly not the 'smoky city' anymore. Also thank you for no added music. Just the beat of the city. I could even feel the cobblestones underneath, loved it...
Pittsburgh is such a special place, Everyone here is so nice. Broke down on the side of the road? well 20 people will stop to make sure you are okay and ask if you need help. Compared to other cities, it is super clean. Come to Pittsburgh during a pens/Steelers game, you will fall in love.
I went to Pittsburgh 3 years ago on business...and I FELL IN LOVE with it...... just so picturesque and BEAUTIFUL !!!......and I really enjoyed the ANDY WARHOL MUSEUM so much that I went twice while I was there. I hope one day that I can return.
Wow, starting at around 17:00 , almost looks like Park Ave. in NYC beautiful. Pittsburgh looks so beautiful and sophisticated despite its relatively small size.
That's Grant Street. The US Steel Tower is at 600 Grant, 841 feet tall it is the city's tallest. Also on Grant Street are City Hall and many other iconic properties.
No cap I went to the Pittsburg airport from Cleveland to pick up a friend and decided to check out downtown and I thought it would be trash but it’s one of the most beautiful downtown areas in the whole USA
Pittsburgh is such a beautiful city,evokes memories when i had been here in 2013,Though much smaller than say New York city,it has a unique charm of its own.
I watched Mr. Roger's documentary with my brother. I'll be suprising him with a trip to Pittsburgh for his 21st birthday. Definitely will be going to the Heinz History Center where they have the whole neighborhood set up!
Nice video of my home Pittsburgh aka Da Burgh, City of Bridges. alot of people don't know this but we may look small in population. But if you look at our city limit if it were expanded throughout the borrows and suburbs it would be at 1.25 million people. Though many of those places outside of the burgh consider themselves Pittsburghers anyway. And also the city is way more busier than this Mon-Sat this must of been a Sunday.
Born and raised up there , been living in the south now for years , reside in west palm beach Florida. I still miss the old Burgh tho , especially my old friends and family that are still up there !! GOOO STEELERS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Big up to Primanti brothers delicious food and everything else that is Good up there lol 😆
My younger daughter just moved there, She Loves it!!! Got a job right away 😊 And Loves the people there, Miss her so much, but she's Happy and that's all that matters 😂😂😂
@StevePeeve I got angsty with being stuck back home and ended up moving to Phoenix on a whim (closer to my home state Idaho/and cheap) I still want to move to Pittsburgh. 😓😓 Saving up once again. Phoenix isn't bad but Pittsburgh is just more my style. Gonna visit soon
Thanks for the drive, I miss my home town, dahntahn has beautiful architecture, walked those streets as a little kid with my Great Uncle showing me Three Rivers Stadium and USS Bldg being built and taking me to the Oyster House for a fish sandwich.
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Random fact, at 16:30 at the intersection on the Blvd. of the Allies and Grant Street, you can see a red building with turquoise details on the roof, on the left hand side of the road. That is the last remnant of Pittburgh's Chinatown. Most of the Chinatown neighborhood was razed to build this on-ramp and intersection. It used to be a small but distinct part of the city.
Today is the 25tth anniversary of my first trip to to Pittsburgh and driving though downtown then going to Bethel Park where we stayed at and then going to Mt. Washington was the big highlight as well as shopping at Station Square.
Pittsburgh really reminds me of Cincinnati! Both sit on a river, both have beautiful old architecture, both have very similar metro populations (cinci having 2.2 million and Pittsburg having 2.3 million), they both hav intricate highway systems, and they’re both super underrated cities!
Love it here and have lived here all my life, however I live outside the city a ways. That’s one of the nicer things. 50 minutes I’m downtown but where I live is the middle of nowhere rural. It’s nice to have both kinds of life within a short distance of one another.
Ha! Pittsburgh is one of the most challenging, closed minded, restricted, comepetive cities out their! Philly, NYC, if you creativity, imagination, drive, motivation, desire, and confidence you make it and enjoy the journey. Not Pittsburgh, hard work, depression, limitation. The city is extremely narrow minded. Not a lot of options a lot of requriements, lot of folks are not nice unless their family-oriented community based type. U didn't graduate college(I am in school right now and seeking my degree for personal and intelligneal growth etc.) you make it and won't be accepted. Now, Pittsburgh has great food, great musuems, nice concerts, great libraries, and lots of shops. History as well!. It's good to visit and do the cultural, museum tourist stuff or visit your old stomping grounds if from here but nah. Even tho we have a democratic mayor, the city is really conservative. Pittsburgh got trump elected. Philly is so better. Laid Back. Life's journey is the path. Pgh everybody has clicks. Tourmets and works themselves more than have to. And your suppose to be miserable, pgh mentality. Never wish anymore that. Social and Mental conditioning. I come home, visit, see family, friends, go site seeing I'm out!
Agreed. I use to live in Somerset, and if this guy thinks that Pittsburgh is close-minded, he's out of his head. (Plus, he doesn't understand the difference between *there and *their)...
C caymer again you’re mistaking Pittsburgh with the STATE of Pennsylvania. It was PA that swung 5 points to the Republican candidate. Pittsburgh, which voted 75% for Hillary, was not the deciding factor.
Fnord Fnordington that’s a joke. Mississippi and West Virginia are conservative run states and are the poorest and most rundown in the nation. Boston, Seattle, Portland and many states run by Democrats rank much higher than their republican counterparts in education, poverty rates, health, etc. I’m not saying they’re perfect but don’t be so biased. There’s shitty cities and states run by both Democrats and Republicans.
I was not expecting much but I was pleasantly suprised! What a charmingly beautiful city! When you read old books about Pittsburg you read about an industrial steel city and knowing now that industry has left lots of places I was expecting something like Downtown Detroit. Boy was I wrong! Id love to go there to visit one day!
I moved from Pittsburgh 30 years ago and this virtual visit is very nice. It is clean and beautiful, but it is quite sad to see the Downtown Kaufman’s with covered up windows, no Hornes Dept Store, and no Gimbels Dept Store. Going downtown at Christmas and roaming through those multi level Department Stores with their Christmas window displays and the Hornes’ tree and Jack Bogut’s Children’s Hospital Christmas fundraisers was a special part of growing up in Pittsburgh. I hope this was filmed on a Saturday because there are almost no people on the sidewalks. I remember the sidewalks to be very bustling with employees and shoppers on weekdays when I grew up and was in college.
The most scenic way to come into Pittsburgh is to drive down the parkway from Greentree and through the Fort Pitt Tunnels. The view of the city as you emerge from the tunnels is breathtaking. After driving around in the city head up to Mount Washington which overlooks the city. It's a beautiful panoramic view of Pittsburgh which is better than a lot of cities.
What a nice city! I love the style of a lot of those old buildings and some of the modern ones are impressive, too. I also like that bridge at the start of the video. Glad I checked this out.
I don't know how old this video is. Ballys Health Club, Radio Shack went out of business some years back. Its a nice drive thru the city. I like cities where I see people can get out and walk. Looks like a clean city.
I am in awe as to how clean Pittsburgh looks 👀 I am thinking of attending Pitt and the cleanliness of the city is so appealing. I am currently living in Seattle and I am so tired of seeing tents, bums and these ANTIFA idiots trash this place even more.
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We need narration to identify what we are seeing.
I want to go to Pittsburgh!
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osamabindrinkin40s It’s a shit hole
Drove through Pittsburgh for the first time last year. It really is beautiful... Left me wanting to see more. In fact, I was impressed with the entire state of Pennsylvania.
Nyc here and Ive always loved coming to this city. So beautiful.
I’ve lived in Pittsburgh my whole life and it is wonderful. Such and beautiful city. Go Steelers, penguins, and pirates! 🏈⚾️🏒💛🖤💛🖤💛🖤💛🖤💛🖤
Pittsburgh can have both new sports team about NBA & MLS!🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽
Pittsburgh seems so european, nice architecture, clean and in colours. I also like Seattle, Portland and complete New England. Magical.
Pa Co Most of the people that settled the area are Scottish or German. That explains it.
Pa Co the downtown area isn’t really a grid pattern and it’s relatively dense. Even the surrounding areas like Shadyside feel European too
Pa co
No, it seems American. Stop it with this “European” shit. This looks nothing like a European city, American cities are American cities. Fuck off.
Looks American to me, nice little American city with Americans living there.
@@decrox13 As far as I know, city of Boston fpr example is established by mariners from Netherlands.. There you go..I believe that some american cities looks really nice and clean in downtown areas and surroundings, mostly in the northern states, but many cities seems to me pretty much uninterested and ugly.
I’ve been to Pittsburgh too many times to count, and can’t help but fall in love with it more every time I’m here. Even the airport is amazing!
pittsburgh has an amazing downtown for a city of its population size...speaks a lot to the important relationship between geography and density, urbanity, and downtowns....
The city I live in has a bigger population but the size of downtown is really small.
detroitmetro101 Pittsburgh use to have over 660,000 people
@C caymer providence is considered to be part of the rust belt ?
Pittsburgh was built for 700,000 residents. 3/4 of a million just in the city limits.
@@nkcrecords247 Probably because of the loss of jobs and white flight where the population left for southern/western cities like Houston and Phoenix for warmer climate. Though those cities don't have the same charm as Pittsburgh does.
I used to live in Pittsburgh, now i live in Charlottesville Virginia with my family. And I'll tell you i miss Pittsburgh so much it hurts. When i save up i might move back
Jonah Taylor Charlottesville? 😱
No you ain't
@@carmenvasquez9421 big deal, normal people live in Charlottesville, stop acting like its some other planet
Yo I’m from Pittsburgh but moved to Stafford, va I miss it sm❤️
You liked it that much?!!
Almost went to college in Pittsburgh years ago. Visited a few times. It really is an underrated city. It has more of a midwestern vibe than an east coast vibe so people aren't as neurotic and uptight but rather down-to-earth and friendly.
This is my favorite city when it comes to the layout and skyline, so beautiful.
Driving into the Fort Pitt Tunnel to downtown Pittsburgh has the coolest entrance to a American city!!
Most underrated city in America IMO.
They're all dying dumpster fires theze dayz...
why?
zhelon it's definitely not as underrated as it use to be. it's a popular destination now.
Formerly the second corporate HQ city.A lot of industrial history.
Last of Us
I love how pretty Pittsburgh is. I love the outdoors. I enjoyed every second of this.
What a beautiful city. The architecture is quite eclectic and lovely!
Fond memories of Pittsburgh. Beautiful city.
wow Pittsburgh looks hella clean! its crazy
Lol yah. If you seen it in 70s after the steel mills closed you wouldn't believe it.
Sheastadium 1199 well ive never seen it lol
+kimi kimster Sorry Lol
coffee 7 well the ohio lake is d1rty
Mhm. Pittsburgh is one of the cleanest cities. *I live there :3*
I'll be taking a road trip from Chicago Illinois to Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. . So excited to dive into this beautiful city!
Love this video, I have watched it so many times. When I start missing Pittsburgh, which is a lot, and have the time, I watch this video. Even the red lights don't bother me. It gives you time to look around, people watch or look at the buildings architecture. I love walking downtown the most. Thanks for the video!
Yeah I miss home also, a lot
Really Pittsburgh is a very beautiful city. Unique in its architecture. The people is friendly, but when they drive they are otherwise.
I live here
Yea my mom said that they need to control there driving lol
The people are fucking mean the city is beatiful we came from Arkansas to an IMB conference . Here in fort smith arkansas we are pretty happy but in pittsburgh all i saw was depression and and anger. The woman are beautiful and you guys have a serious work ethic
clay clay could not agree with you more!!!! Everyone one of them are self consumed with zero manners!!!! Even New Yorkers live with a code..... no code in that town just sad poorly raised people
@Ronaldo is better than Messi I’m not😂
Wow! Thank you, great video. A trip down memory lane for me, being born and raised in the Burgh. Certainly not the 'smoky city' anymore. Also thank you for no added music. Just the beat of the city. I could even feel the cobblestones underneath, loved it...
Pittsburgh is one of my favorite cities. Used to go there a lot when I was working in neighboring Ohio. Always felt at home there.
This downtown is a masterpiece.
Pittsburgh is such a special place, Everyone here is so nice. Broke down on the side of the road? well 20 people will stop to make sure you are okay and ask if you need help. Compared to other cities, it is super clean. Come to Pittsburgh during a pens/Steelers game, you will fall in love.
I like the narrow streets and building density. A very cozy downtown Pittsburgh has. One of my favorite downtowns.
A very beautiful and clean city.
I love all of those old buildings in downtown!
Thats my city and i absolutely LOVE it!! Its very beautiful around christmas time!
Hi, yeah, great architecture. Do you know how is the easiest way to visit Falling Water?
TKS 😀
I live here
I went to Pittsburgh 3 years ago on business...and I FELL IN LOVE with it...... just so picturesque and BEAUTIFUL !!!......and I really enjoyed the ANDY WARHOL MUSEUM so much that I went twice while I was there. I hope one day that I can return.
Pittsburgh is amazing
Wow, starting at around 17:00 , almost looks like Park Ave. in NYC beautiful. Pittsburgh looks so beautiful and sophisticated despite its relatively small size.
That's Grant Street. The US Steel Tower is at 600 Grant, 841 feet tall it is the city's tallest. Also on Grant Street are City Hall and many other iconic properties.
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Done gave me a great perspective on Downtown, Pittsburgh. Felt like I was there in the video.. Great job !!!
Glad you liked it Calvin and thanks for letting me know my friend!
No cap I went to the Pittsburg airport from Cleveland to pick up a friend and decided to check out downtown and I thought it would be trash but it’s one of the most beautiful downtown areas in the whole USA
LOVE THIS CITY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I GO THERE ALMOST EVERY YEAR SINCE 1974! GREAT VIDEO
Seen all the city videos in the US. Pittsburg is hands down the most beautiful
Now that's a city!
Indeed!
what about neth salary/mounth ?
Okami i live there:)
Check charliebo313 videos of Pittsburgh hoods LOL... #ENJOY
Okami yes
Pittsburgh is such a beautiful city,evokes memories when i had been here in 2013,Though much smaller than say New York city,it has a unique charm of its own.
Seattle is Beautiful (*this isnt)...
@@nuckymancini7013 Off with your head! Pittsburgh is the best even if I am being unbiased!
@@nuckymancini7013 been to seattle I agree but it is terribly expensive. I think Pittsburgh is beautiful too
this city is surreal.
한국인 ㅎㅇ~
Proud to be born and raised
Gorgeous video, i loved it, I was in Pittsburgh six months ago, it's a beautiful city, I want to return soon, greetings from Costa Rica
It is a huge city that needs for us visitors to make a planned to visit, excited.
The most beautiful thing that I saw on the internet today.
I live in Pittsburgh Pa
Mister Rogers brought me here! Such a beautiful city especially in this neighborhood!
I watched Mr. Roger's documentary with my brother.
I'll be suprising him with a trip to Pittsburgh for his 21st birthday.
Definitely will be going to the Heinz History Center where they have the whole neighborhood set up!
this gotta be the cleanest downtown city i've ever seen lol
Every city clean in 🇱🇷
@@sumayyaakter1530 that's Liberia
Not close
Boston is pretty clean too
I’m so lucky I live there I love the honking Lol
Thanks for the video, i feel in love with Pittsburg, very very beautiful city 😍😍😍
Nice video of my home Pittsburgh aka Da Burgh, City of Bridges. alot of people don't know this but we may look small in population. But if you look at our city limit if it were expanded throughout the borrows and suburbs it would be at 1.25 million people. Though many of those places outside of the burgh consider themselves Pittsburghers anyway. And also the city is way more busier than this Mon-Sat this must of been a Sunday.
How true. I grew up in the Rocks and now live south of the Mason-Dixon line. But I'll always be from Da Burgh.
Thanks for the ride. I've stayed in Downtown PGH twice. Brought back memories.
I miss pgh can't wait to go back home
I left the city in 1989. It sure has changed. Very beautiful these days. Not at all like the dirty old steel mill town of my youth.
I agree.Left in '73.
Born and raised up there , been living in the south now for years , reside in west palm beach Florida. I still miss the old Burgh tho , especially my old friends and family that are still up there !! GOOO STEELERS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Big up to Primanti brothers delicious food and everything else that is Good up there lol 😆
What a beautiful city! And so clean! Great video. 👍
Thank you my friend for your wonderful videos , thank you !
Beautiful city.
My younger daughter just moved there, She Loves it!!! Got a job right away 😊 And Loves the people there, Miss her so much, but she's Happy and that's all that matters 😂😂😂
PITTsburgh in my 💙 My favorite American cities.
Surreal watching this and seeing all the places I like to hang out, or places I pass by every day........ I love this city
THANK YOU for not having irritating nonstop busy music in your videos.
Oh man I don’t know what to say... I just miss this city so much it really hurts:( I lived the best 7 years of my life there.
I'm going to move here this summer. Will be the start of my next chapter of my post college life 😀
@StevePeeve I got angsty with being stuck back home and ended up moving to Phoenix on a whim (closer to my home state Idaho/and cheap) I still want to move to Pittsburgh. 😓😓 Saving up once again. Phoenix isn't bad but Pittsburgh is just more my style. Gonna visit soon
I'm saving up to move to Pittsburgh (*said no one ever)...
Nucky Mancini literally 20 people in the comment section said that
I hope to move here soon
Thanks for the drive, I miss my home town, dahntahn has beautiful architecture, walked those streets as a little kid with my Great Uncle showing me Three Rivers Stadium and USS Bldg being built and taking me to the Oyster House for a fish sandwich.
When I was a little kid my Dad always took me to the Oyster House. We always had a fish sandwich and a glass of buttermilk.
Been there once and it is very unique to location of this compared to most US cities considering its surrounded by large hills and its on a peninsula
I'd like to go back. I've been meaning to for a while a now
Hey Americans,,,do you can realize how lucky you are!!!?? You are in best country in the world ❤😙🌷🌹
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No we're not
@@adddddhxhcuuc772 yes you are
I think not
We definitely have our flaws
Thanks for the video. Sure looks different from driving around in Baltimore. I'm thinking of moving to Pittsburg area when I retire in 2 years.
reminds me of the older videos of people in the 1890s and 1910s, definitely fits the format
I’ve lived here my whole life and damn is it amazing! Pittsburgh is my home and t always will be
Such a beautiful city !!!!
OMG the city is breath taking
Thank your video.I was really really touched by the beauty.
Pittsburgh is also known as the steel city along with the Allegheny bridge and the Pittsburgh skyline in the day and night time too
Random fact, at 16:30 at the intersection on the Blvd. of the Allies and Grant Street, you can see a red building with turquoise details on the roof, on the left hand side of the road. That is the last remnant of Pittburgh's Chinatown. Most of the Chinatown neighborhood was razed to build this on-ramp and intersection. It used to be a small but distinct part of the city.
Wow. I've lived here all of my life and never knew that! Thank you!!!
Today is the 25tth anniversary of my first trip to to Pittsburgh and driving though downtown then going to Bethel Park where we stayed at and then going to Mt. Washington was the big highlight as well as shopping at Station Square.
Marcia Burns ugh I love station square!!
I live in Bethal Park
Pittsburgh really reminds me of Cincinnati! Both sit on a river, both have beautiful old architecture, both have very similar metro populations (cinci having 2.2 million and Pittsburg having 2.3 million), they both hav intricate highway systems, and they’re both super underrated cities!
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Agree. Also both cities are hilly as f**k lol
There are 446 bridges actually in the city itself.
There are more than 2,000 in Allegheny County.
Love it here and have lived here all my life, however I live outside the city a ways. That’s one of the nicer things. 50 minutes I’m downtown but where I live is the middle of nowhere rural. It’s nice to have both kinds of life within a short distance of one another.
Great video I wanna live in Pittsburgh now
no u dont
nathan crawford pittsburgh is a great place:) i live here & love it
I think Pittsburgh is cool but I'd probably find it rather small since I spent my whole life (16 years) in Philadelphia.
I’m so glad that that I live in Mount Lebanon PA because I am able to take a T for $2.50 and head downtown in 15 minutes.
I love Pittsburgh
Great city!
I heard Pittsburgh has some the friendliest people!
J Utah I live in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh 💚
How beautifull place, specialy in the begining of the video
I love Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 😍❤💯👌
I love Pittsburgh 💔😢
I went there three days i live it too
This year marks the 25th anniversary of my first of many holiday trips to Pittsburgh and going through downtown was one of many drives we took.
Should’ve driven up to Mt Washington. Amazing view of Downtown
what a great city!went to school there and this brings back so many memories! thanks!!!
Amazing city beautiful people from every ethnicity and impressive architecture.
Ha! Pittsburgh is one of the most challenging, closed minded, restricted, comepetive cities out their! Philly, NYC, if you creativity, imagination, drive, motivation, desire, and confidence you make it and enjoy the journey. Not Pittsburgh, hard work, depression, limitation. The city is extremely narrow minded. Not a lot of options a lot of requriements, lot of folks are not nice unless their family-oriented community based type. U didn't graduate college(I am in school right now and seeking my degree for personal and intelligneal growth etc.) you make it and won't be accepted. Now, Pittsburgh has great food, great musuems, nice concerts, great libraries, and lots of shops. History as well!. It's good to visit and do the cultural, museum tourist stuff or visit your old stomping grounds if from here but nah. Even tho we have a democratic mayor, the city is really conservative. Pittsburgh got trump elected. Philly is so better. Laid Back. Life's journey is the path. Pgh everybody has clicks. Tourmets and works themselves more than have to. And your suppose to be miserable, pgh mentality. Never wish anymore that. Social and Mental conditioning. I come home, visit, see family, friends, go site seeing I'm out!
jimmy howard - good get out. we don't like you either. everything you said was bull. people in pittsburgh are some of the nicest people around.
Agreed. I use to live in Somerset, and if this guy thinks that Pittsburgh is close-minded, he's out of his head. (Plus, he doesn't understand the difference between *there and *their)...
@@stjosephhighschool1
Literally every single thing you typed above is simply untrue.
C caymer again you’re mistaking Pittsburgh with the STATE of Pennsylvania. It was PA that swung 5 points to the Republican candidate. Pittsburgh, which voted 75% for Hillary, was not the deciding factor.
Pittsburgh is a such a visually pleasing city.
im never leaving pittsburgh. i feel so blessed that i was born in such a great place:)
Don't miss the chance to travel though.
@@shawnpa She obviously meant never moving.
Abosolutelly beautiful city, as most American cities are.
My wife and I grew up in Pittsburgh. That's why we don't live there.
Buffalo, NY is worse, I can assure you on that one.
no worse then Philly...
My wife and I are thinking of moving there, what's your reasons why you got out? Serious question. It looks nice. But whats the real story?
Fnord Fnordington that’s a joke. Mississippi and West Virginia are conservative run states and are the poorest and most rundown in the nation. Boston, Seattle, Portland and many states run by Democrats rank much higher than their republican counterparts in education, poverty rates, health, etc. I’m not saying they’re perfect but don’t be so biased. There’s shitty cities and states run by both Democrats and Republicans.
I was not expecting much but I was pleasantly suprised! What a charmingly beautiful city! When you read old books about Pittsburg you read about an industrial steel city and knowing now that industry has left lots of places I was expecting something like Downtown Detroit. Boy was I wrong! Id love to go there to visit one day!
Its remarkably different than I thought as well! Unique city! I was rushed when doing this video. I hope to go back again soon!
Downtown Pittsburgh is awesome, but to get a real feel for the city you need to drive around the hills and neighborhoods.
I moved from Pittsburgh 30 years ago and this virtual visit is very nice. It is clean and beautiful, but it is quite sad to see the Downtown Kaufman’s with covered up windows, no Hornes Dept Store, and no Gimbels Dept Store. Going downtown at Christmas and roaming through those multi level Department Stores with their Christmas window displays and the Hornes’ tree and Jack Bogut’s Children’s Hospital Christmas fundraisers was a special part of growing up in Pittsburgh. I hope this was filmed on a Saturday because there are almost no people on the sidewalks. I remember the sidewalks to be very bustling with employees and shoppers on weekdays when I grew up and was in college.
Seriously, this feels like going downtown to a great bar after an awesome game... what a beautiful city!
David 💛🖤💛🖤
Love this city
amazing place nice city front
The most scenic way to come into Pittsburgh is to drive down the parkway from Greentree and through the Fort Pitt Tunnels. The view of the city as you emerge from the tunnels is breathtaking. After driving around in the city head up to Mount Washington which overlooks the city. It's a beautiful panoramic view of Pittsburgh which is better than a lot of cities.
What a nice city! I love the style of a lot of those old buildings and some of the modern ones are impressive, too. I also like that bridge at the start of the video. Glad I checked this out.
This was where the Perks of Being a Wallflower was set and filmed!!! Fantastic movie!!!
I don't know how old this video is. Ballys Health Club, Radio Shack went out of business some years back. Its a nice drive thru the city. I like cities where I see people can get out and walk. Looks like a clean city.
I live two hours east of Pittsburgh and my youngest lives in Shadyside and works at PNC headquarters. He wants to never have to leave Pittsburgh.
So good gave a ice view of the city
I am in awe as to how clean Pittsburgh looks 👀 I am thinking of attending Pitt and the cleanliness of the city is so appealing. I am currently living in Seattle and I am so tired of seeing tents, bums and these ANTIFA idiots trash this place even more.