Pittsburgh is widely known as the "Steel City," and the town's claim to fame centers on its rich industrial history in glass and steel — as the name suggests — but also its iconic sports teams and an artsy vibe highlighted by the Andy Warhol Museum. Nonetheless, each big city seems to have its own hidden, underrated districts that turn out to be a pleasant discovery.
Besides Pittsburgh's trendiest neighborhoods with hip cafes, funky shops, and quirky charm, the town is home to the "Little Italy" neighborhood, brimming with festivals, a rich food scene, and historic charm. If you think only New York City hosts the real Little Italy, wait to visit Bloomfield.
