THINGS
TO
DO
SHOPPING
From major department stores... to chic designer
showrooms... to unique boutiques, Pittsburgh offers
shoppers the quality and diversity to meet every taste
and pocketbook. Enjoy the centralized selection of
downtown shopping... the distinctive galleries, shops and
boutiques of Shadyside... or the convenience of a
suburban mall... Pittsburgh has it all.
CITY NEIGHBORHOODS
Carson Street
South Side
In the midst of one of the city’s traditional ethnic
neighborhoods, the street is lined with antique and arts
and crafts shops, restaurants and lively cafes.
Oakland
Browse the South Craig Street Shops and Forbes/Fifth
Avenue corridor.
Sewickley
Sewickley Village and quaint collection of boutiques,
antique shops, restaurants and art galleries.
Squirrel Hill
Forbes Avenue forms the centerpiece of this
neighborhood’s business district, complete with specialty
shops and ethnic restaurants.
Station Square
South Side
The former Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad terminal
building and warehouse restored to house 70 specialty
shops, restaurants, an outdoor museum and riverfront
docking for the Gateway Clipper Fleet.
The Strip District
Along Penn and Liberty Avenues
A fascinating pastiche of wholesale food markets,
restaurants and specialty shops.
Walnut Street/Shadyside
A European-style shopping area that mixes specialty
boutiques, art galleries, unique gift shops, restaurants,
cafes and sophisticated designer stores.
MALLS
North
Cranberry Mall, Rt. 19 North
724-779-5060
The Streets of Cranberry
20430 U.S. 19, Cranberry Township
724-741-6180
or visit
McIntyre Square
7900 McKnight Road
412-369-7146
or visit
North Hills Village Mall
McKnight Road, North Hills
412-366-2250
Northway Mall
McKnight Road, North Hills
412-364-1171
Prime Outlets Grove City
I-79 and Route 208, Grove City
724-748-4770
or visit
Ross Park Mall
McKnight Road, North Hills
412-369-4400
or visit
The Waterworks Mall
Freeport Road, Fox Chapel
724-285-5722
or visit
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