The Strip District’s Cafetano Coffee Roasters is a full-service coffee establishment. It specializes solely on Honduran coffees and offers their delicious offerings in a warm and friendly environment. Apart from some great tastes in their…

Standing as the oldest architectural landmark in Pittsburgh is The Fort Pitt Block House, this National Historic Landmark was built in 1764 as a small defensive redoubt and is the only surviving structure of Fort…

The Fort Pitt Museum serves as a reminder of the historical significance associated with the Forks of the Ohio River. Located in historic Point State Park in downtown Pittsburgh, this museum tells the story of…

Originating in 1980 in the Squirrel Hill neighborhood, owners Pam Cohen and Gail Klingensmith took both of their initials and named what would soon be the home to Pittsburgh’s best breakfast: P&G’s Pamela’s Diner. With…

Point State Park is located at the tip of Pittsburgh’s Golden Triangle. It commemorates the historic heritage of the area during the French and Indian War of 1754-1763. Locally known as The Point, the park…

In 1933, Joe Primanti opened up a small sandwich cart in Pittsburgh’s historic Strip District that fed people fresh off of their long work shifts. Though this was during Great Depression times, the area remained greatly…

Devoted to the history and heritage of Western Pennsylvania, the Senator John Heinz History Center is Pennsylvania’s largest history museum and a proud affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution. The 370,000 square-foot museum presents compelling stories…

Sienna Mercato is a unique, three floor restaurant experience in the heart of downtown Pittsburgh. Each floor has its own personality (and menu), catering to just about any type of night imaginable. The bottom floor,…

Pittsburgh sports are undoubtedly one of the city’s defining features; after all, it is nicknamed the “City of Champions!” The Western Pennsylvania Sports Museum, located within the Heinz History Center, is the ideal place where…