Where to stay in Pittsburgh
Vacation rentals in Pittsburgh
Where is Pittsburgh
Sitting at the confluence of the Monongahela and Allegheny rivers, Pittsburgh is known for having well more than 400 bridges. If you're considering a vacation rental in the area, you'll need to rely on many of these bridges as you explore the colorful attractions and neighborhoods in the Steel City.
Quick Guide to Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh has approximately 90 neighborhoods for you to check out. However, if you want to see a musical performance, take in picturesque views, do some shopping or grab drinks with friends, downtown is the place for you.
- Cultural District: A few blocks from the edge of the Allegheny River, you can find a collection of theaters and art venues.
- Market Square: This European-style square is home to seasonal events and a variety of restaurants.
- Point Park: The 36-acre park at the very edge of downtown can offer a relaxing green space away from the traffic and buildings.
- Strip District: Pittsburgh's old warehouse district is now home to an eclectic lineup of shops offering everything from fresh fish and veggies to coffee, tea and clothing.
Home-types in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh has a variety of property types for you to consider when booking a trip. Here are the most popular property types in Pittsburgh:
Points of interests in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh has several popular points of interest for you to check out when visiting the area. Here are the most popular points of interest in Pittsburgh:
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