Mt. Washington : Buzz

She suggests seeing the city by land and water, from atop Mt. Washington by way of the Incline and from the rivers by way of the Gateway Clipper.

The article highlights some usual tourist standards, such as cheese shopping in the Strip District and browsing the Carnegie Museums. It also suggests checking out Lawrenceville hotspot Tamari for caviar-laced appetizers, and the Frick Art & Historical Center for antique cars and a taste of the Victorian high life.

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"Clean and very walkable, Pittsburgh has world-class art museums, a myriad of excellent restaurants and breweries, Broadway-worthy theatre, distinguished educational institutions, and professional baseball, ice hockey and football teams," the article states.

Among other local favorites, it highlights the Andy Warhol Museum, Church Brew Works, the Cultural District, Heinz History Center and Mt. Washington.

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There's the vista of the Golden Triangle from Mt. Washington, the North Side's National Aviary, the "often overlooked" Frick Art & Historical Center (a "true gem"), the South Side's Victorian architecture and Lawrenceville's Church Brew Works, where crowds wait hours to worship at the altar of beer.

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