Grandview Overlook - Mt. Washington (Pittsburgh, PA) The Duquesne Incline Rising from downtown to Mount Washington. Adults, $2.35; children (ages 6-11), $1.10; children (ages 5 and younger), free. portauthority.org Grandview Overlook Four overlook decks line Grandview Avenue for a priceless view of downtown Pittsburgh mwcdc.org SOBERDASH.COM - Web Design Studio http://soberdash.com/ http://soberdash.com/Resume Creative Business Services and Solutions We Offer: GRAPHIC DESIGN & PRINT MEDIA PHOTOGRAPHY & HD FILM WEB DEVELOPMENT WEB HOSTING DIGITAL MARKETING BRAND & IDENTITY SOCIAL MEDIA SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION #Pittsburgh Website Design http://www.visitpittsburgh.com/ #Greensburg Website Design http://www.greensburgpa.org/ #Uniontown Website Design http://uniontownonline.com/ #Monroeville Website Design http://www.visitmonroeville.com/ SOBERDASH SOCIAL MEDIA: https://vimeo.com/soberdash https://www.facebook.com/pages/Soberd... http://www.linkedin.com/in/soberdash https://twitter.com/soberdash http://pinterest.com/soberdash/ SOBERDASH WEB DESIGN STUDIO http://ww.soberdash.com Shot and Edited By: @SOBERDASH Portfolio: http://soberdash.com/ We've all taken the normal Mount Washington trip. You park at Station Square and walk to the Monongahela Incline. You try to get the lowest seats so that you can stare back at downtown as you ascend the mountain. When you reach the top, you quickly exit and hurry to one of the overlooks on Grandview Avenue. You smile for a picture with the city in the background—the photo that, by law, must appear on the Facebook page of every 'Burgher. It's the most impressive view available of the city, and Pittsburgh remains one of the most impressive-looking cities around. Every local should head to Mount Washington to appreciate our town at least once, and every out-of-towner should be taken up there immediately. But if all you know of Mount Washington is the view, you might be looking in the wrong direction. For instance, if you'd simply turn around from that first overlook near the incline, you'd notice the main drag of Shiloh Street stretching out in front of you. This historic block features the newly opened Shiloh Grill, sister restaurant to Shadyside's Harris Grill and one of the best new bars and restaurants in town. Havana Tapas and Wine Bar, another new spot with more of a club feel, is a few doors down. If the kids are with you, get 'em a cone from DiFiore's Ice Cream Delite, and grab yourself an iced mocha something-or-other from DiFiore's neighboring coffee shop. Once you wipe their hands, take them to the 110-year-old Carnegie Library of Mount Washington and have them pick out a story or two from the kids' section (you can return it at any Carnegie branch). A mile or so down the road, the famous Grandview restaurants continue to offer fine dining on the top of the world. SOBERDASH SOCIAL MEDIA: http://www.facebook.com/SoberdashDesignStudio http://twitter.com/soberdash http://ww.soberdash.com http://www.linkedin.com/in/soberdash http://vimeo.com/soberdash http://pinterest.com/soberdash http://buzzntheburgh.com/

• published: 10 May 2013
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