There's A Lot To Love About Pittsburgh

A flattering article from cleveland.com shows the residents of Cleveland that there's a lot to love and enjoy about Pittsburgh.

The writer spent a weekend here on one of our lovely-weather weekends toward the end of May, and here's what they had to say:


Except for two football Sundays a year, when the colors you wear can spell life or death, Pittsburgh and Cleveland are sister cities.


It's not the architecture. Pittsburgh has more of an East Coast feel to its neighborhoods than Cleveland -- more Queens than West Park.


It's because the two places are so complementary: We have the orchestra and an art museum full of Old Masters; they have Andy Warhol and an internationally celebrated festival of contemporary art every few years. We have the Heights and acres of Tudor homes; they have Shadyside and Squirrel Hill, where old money meets students with nothing going on but the rent.


Read More: http://www.cleveland.com/travel/index.ssf/2012/06/two_days_in_the_city_yes_cleve.html