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North (I-279)From Take Exit 1A (Ft. Duquesne Blvd./ Convention
Center/Strip District) to Ft. Duquesne Blvd.To Take 7th Ave. to
Veterans Bridge (I-579) OR take Stanwix St. at Ft. Pitt or Ft.
Duquesne Blvd. to Ft. Duquesne Bridge
Northeast (Route 28)From Take Veterans Bridge (I-579) exit to
6th or 7th Avenue exitsTo Take 7th Ave. to Veterans Bridge (I-579)
OR take 6th, 7th or 9th St. Bridges
Northwest (Route 65)From Exit to Ft. Duquesne Bridge/Take Exit
1A (Ft. Duquesne Blvd./Convention Center/Strip District) to Ft.
Duquesne Blvd.To Take Stanwix St. at either Ft. Pitt or Ft.
Duquesne Blvd. to Ft. Duquesne Bridge OR take 6th, 7th or 9th St.
Bridges to Lacock St.
South and West (I-376 and Route 51) and Pittsburgh International
AirportFrom I-376 Through the Ft. Pitt Bridge/TunnelFrom Route 51
Take Liberty Bridge/Use 6th or 7th Ave. exitTo I-376 Take outbound
Ft. Pitt Bridge/Tunnel to (I-376 West)To Route 51 Take 7th Ave. to
Crosstown Parkway OR Blvd. of the Allies to Liberty BridgeTo
Airport Take outbound Ft. Pitt Bridge/Tunnel (I-376 West)
East (I-376) and PA Turnpike (I-76)From Use Exits 2B (Blvd. of
the Allies/Liberty Bridge), 1D (Second Ave.), 1C (Grant St.) or 1B
(Stanwix St.)To Take Grant St. on-ramp OR Blvd. of the Allies OR
7th Ave. to CrosstownParkway/Take Parkway East (1-376) to Exit 15
PA Turnpike
portauthority.orgCheck out the Downtown free bus fare zone, free
before 7 p.m., 7 days a week.
Don’t miss the T Free Fare zone including all T stations from
First Avenue to Allegheny Station on the North Shore – it’s free
24/7.
commuteinfo.orgCommuting options for workers and students
including regional transit, vanpooling, carpooling, biking and
park-n-ride facilities in southwestern Pennsylvania.
1-888-819-6110.
zipcar.comRent cars, trucks, and vans by the hour or the day!
Only pay for what you actually need. Visit our website to learn
which cars are located near you. Use promo code streetpitt for $55
FREE driving credit when you join!
walkpittsburgh.orgThis site provides information on walkability
and support for pedestrians.
bikepgh.orgPittsburgh’s best resource for bikers includes maps,
resources, event and safety information.
pghbikeshare.orgPittsburgh’s newest resource for short-term bike
rentals located at convenient stations throughout the city.
Three Rivers Heritage Trail System A 24-mile pedestrian trail
and greenway system in the Pittsburgh region, along both sides of
the Allegheny, Monongahela and Ohio Rivers. It is a unique way for
cyclists, walkers and runners to connect with Downtown, South Side,
North Shore, and other surrounding neighborhoods. Visit
friendsoftheriverfront.org for detailed information and maps.
Downtown Bike Racks When not in use, secure your bicycle to one
of the many bike racks that can be found Downtown. See map for
locations.
Rack ‘n Roll All Port Authority bus routes are equipped with
bike racks. Visit portauthority.org to view a video on using the
bike racks. Bikes can also be brought aboard the T or Mon Incline
at any time and stowed in the designated wheelchair spaces.
However, riders in wheelchairs have priority over bicycles.
BIKING & WALKING TRAILS
DRIVING TO DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGH
SELECTED TRANSPORTATION
RESOURCES
PASSENGER RAIL SERVICE INCREASE
The PDP believes it is vital for southwestern Pennsylvanians to
have a range of transportation choices to serve their needs. To
achieve this goal we are working with a grass-roots organization,
Western Pennsylvanians for Passenger Rail, to advocate for
increased rail service between Harrisburg and Pittsburgh. To learn
more about our research proposal for an affordable increase in
service – On Track to Accessibility – and to lend your support,
please visit wpprrail.org
925 Liberty Avenue, 4th Floor Pittsburgh, PA 15222 Phone:
412-566-4190
Fax: 412-566-4193 [email protected]
Cultural District event info available at
CulturalDistrict.org
Pittsburgh’s Cultural District is a project of the
Pittsburgh
Cultural Trust.
DOWNTOWNPITTSBURGH.COM
Our mobile-optimized site can provide you with everything you
need to know about dining, shopping, visiting and
living in Downtown.
You can also learn how to connect with us via all our social
media
platforms and sign-up to receive our weekly newsletter.
To advance initiatives that foster economic vitality and
improve Downtown life – for a moment or a lifetime.
MISSION
Find real-time parking availability in select Downtown garages
and lots through an iPhone application, mobile website, text
messaging, call-in number, or traditional website.Visit ParkPGH.org
for more information.
D R I V I N G • B U S & T • P A R K I N GB I K I N G • C A R
P O O L S / V A N P O O L S
C O N S T R U C T I O N D E T O U R S
MADEE A S Y
G E T T I N G A R O U N DD O W N T O W N
D O W N T O W N P IT TSBURGHArcade Comedy Theater
811 Liberty Avenue 412-339-0608 arcadecomedytheater.com
August Wilson Center for African American Culture 980 Liberty
Avenue 412-258-2700 augustwilsoncenter.org
Benedum Center for the Performing Arts 237 7th Street Tickets:
412-456-6666 TrustArts.org
Byham Theater 101 6th Street at Ft. Duquesne Blvd. Tickets:
412-456-6666 TrustArts.org
Harris Theater 809 Liberty Avenue Tickets: 412-682-4111
pfm.pittsburgharts.org
O’Reilly Theater 621 Penn Avenue Tickets: 412-316-1600
ppt.org
Heinz Hall 600 Penn Avenue Tickets: 412-392-4900
pittsburghsymphony.org
Cabaret at Theater Square 655 Penn Avenue Tickets: 412-325-6769
TrustArts.org
THEATERS2015
-
North (I-279)From Take Exit 1A (Ft. Duquesne Blvd./ Convention
Center/Strip District) to Ft. Duquesne Blvd.To Take 7th Ave. to
Veterans Bridge (I-579) OR take Stanwix St. at Ft. Pitt or Ft.
Duquesne Blvd. to Ft. Duquesne Bridge
Northeast (Route 28)From Take Veterans Bridge (I-579) exit to
6th or 7th Avenue exitsTo Take 7th Ave. to Veterans Bridge (I-579)
OR take 6th, 7th or 9th St. Bridges
Northwest (Route 65)From Exit to Ft. Duquesne Bridge/Take Exit
1A (Ft. Duquesne Blvd./Convention Center/Strip District) to Ft.
Duquesne Blvd.To Take Stanwix St. at either Ft. Pitt or Ft.
Duquesne Blvd. to Ft. Duquesne Bridge OR take 6th, 7th or 9th St.
Bridges to Lacock St.
South and West (I-376 and Route 51) and Pittsburgh International
AirportFrom I-376 Through the Ft. Pitt Bridge/TunnelFrom Route 51
Take Liberty Bridge/Use 6th or 7th Ave. exitTo I-376 Take outbound
Ft. Pitt Bridge/Tunnel to (I-376 West)To Route 51 Take 7th Ave. to
Crosstown Parkway OR Blvd. of the Allies to Liberty BridgeTo
Airport Take outbound Ft. Pitt Bridge/Tunnel (I-376 West)
East (I-376) and PA Turnpike (I-76)From Use Exits 2B (Blvd. of
the Allies/Liberty Bridge), 1D (Second Ave.), 1C (Grant St.) or 1B
(Stanwix St.)To Take Grant St. on-ramp OR Blvd. of the Allies OR
7th Ave. to CrosstownParkway/Take Parkway East (1-376) to Exit 15
PA Turnpike
portauthority.orgCheck out the Downtown free bus fare zone, free
before 7 p.m., 7 days a week.
Don’t miss the T Free Fare zone including all T stations from
First Avenue to Allegheny Station on the North Shore – it’s free
24/7.
commuteinfo.orgCommuting options for workers and students
including regional transit, vanpooling, carpooling, biking and
park-n-ride facilities in southwestern Pennsylvania.
1-888-819-6110.
zipcar.comRent cars, trucks, and vans by the hour or the day!
Only pay for what you actually need. Visit our website to learn
which cars are located near you. Use promo code streetpitt for $55
FREE driving credit when you join!
walkpittsburgh.orgThis site provides information on walkability
and support for pedestrians.
bikepgh.orgPittsburgh’s best resource for bikers includes maps,
resources, event and safety information.
pghbikeshare.orgPittsburgh’s newest resource for short-term bike
rentals located at convenient stations throughout the city.
Three Rivers Heritage Trail System A 24-mile pedestrian trail
and greenway system in the Pittsburgh region, along both sides of
the Allegheny, Monongahela and Ohio Rivers. It is a unique way for
cyclists, walkers and runners to connect with Downtown, South Side,
North Shore, and other surrounding neighborhoods. Visit
friendsoftheriverfront.org for detailed information and maps.
Downtown Bike Racks When not in use, secure your bicycle to one
of the many bike racks that can be found Downtown. See map for
locations.
Rack ‘n Roll All Port Authority bus routes are equipped with
bike racks. Visit portauthority.org to view a video on using the
bike racks. Bikes can also be brought aboard the T or Mon Incline
at any time and stowed in the designated wheelchair spaces.
However, riders in wheelchairs have priority over bicycles.
BIKING & WALKING TRAILS
DRIVING TO DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGH
SELECTED TRANSPORTATION
RESOURCES
PASSENGER RAIL SERVICE INCREASE
The PDP believes it is vital for southwestern Pennsylvanians to
have a range of transportation choices to serve their needs. To
achieve this goal we are working with a grass-roots organization,
Western Pennsylvanians for Passenger Rail, to advocate for
increased rail service between Harrisburg and Pittsburgh. To learn
more about our research proposal for an affordable increase in
service – On Track to Accessibility – and to lend your support,
please visit wpprrail.org
925 Liberty Avenue, 4th Floor Pittsburgh, PA 15222 Phone:
412-566-4190
Fax: 412-566-4193 [email protected]
Cultural District event info available at
CulturalDistrict.org
Pittsburgh’s Cultural District is a project of the
Pittsburgh
Cultural Trust.
DOWNTOWNPITTSBURGH.COM
Our mobile-optimized site can provide you with everything you
need to know about dining, shopping, visiting and
living in Downtown.
You can also learn how to connect with us via all our social
media
platforms and sign-up to receive our weekly newsletter.
To advance initiatives that foster economic vitality and
improve Downtown life – for a moment or a lifetime.
MISSION
Find real-time parking availability in select Downtown garages
and lots through an iPhone application, mobile website, text
messaging, call-in number, or traditional website.Visit ParkPGH.org
for more information.
DRIVING • BUS & T • PARKINGBIKING • CARPOOLS/VANPOOLS
CONSTRUCTION DETOURS
MADEEASY
GETTING AROUNDDOWNTOWN
DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGH Arcade Comedy Theater
811 Liberty Avenue 412-339-0608 arcadecomedytheater.com
August Wilson Center for African American Culture 980 Liberty
Avenue 412-258-2700 augustwilsoncenter.org
Benedum Center for the Performing Arts 237 7th Street Tickets:
412-456-6666 TrustArts.org
Byham Theater 101 6th Street at Ft. Duquesne Blvd. Tickets:
412-456-6666 TrustArts.org
Harris Theater 809 Liberty Avenue Tickets: 412-682-4111
pfm.pittsburgharts.org
O’Reilly Theater 621 Penn Avenue Tickets: 412-316-1600
ppt.org
Heinz Hall 600 Penn Avenue Tickets: 412-392-4900
pittsburghsymphony.org
Cabaret at Theater Square 655 Penn Avenue Tickets: 412-325-6769
TrustArts.org
THEATERS2015
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PARKING
Evening/Weekend/Event Parking $5 or less*Garages & Lots•
Fifth Avenue Place Garage• First Avenue Garage• Grant Street
Transportation Center• Mellon Square Garage• Oliver Garage • One
Oxford Centre (enter after 5 p.m.)• Smithfield/Liberty Garage•
Third Avenue Garage • Wood/Allies Garage• 110 Boulevard of the
Allies Lot
* Enter after 4 p.m. unless otherwise noted.
Rates are as of February 2015 and are subject to change. If you
want more information about parking facilities and rates in
Downtown, go to DowntownPittsburgh.com/parking.
DOWNTOWN CONSTRUCTIONFor current information about traffic
impacts on Downtown, go toDowntownPittsburgh.com; click on “Getting
Here & Around” and “Construction Updates.”
The Tower at PNC (Spring 2012-Summer 2015) Construction of
33-story office building.
Fort Pitt Tunnels (2014-2016) Ceiling removal. Single lane
overnight closures & possible weekend closures.
Liberty Bridge (2015-2016) Bridge preservation &
painting.
The Gardens at Market Square (2013-2015) Construction of office
and hotel building.
Lower Hill Redevelopment Project (2015-2017) Phase 1
construction of interior roads. Periodic lane closures on Centre
Ave.1Q 2015 – 4Q 2016.
Parkway West (2014-2016) Reconstruct roadway. Rehab &
preserve15 bridges. Weekend & overnight closures.
O’Reilly Theater/Theater Square Cabaret at Theater Square
ToonSeum August Wilson Center for African American Culture New
Hazlett Theater 707-709 Penn Avenue Galleries
Pittsburgh Playhouse (Spring 2015-Summer 2017) Construction of
new Pittsburgh Playhouse on Forbes Avenue
350 Oliver (2015-2016) Construction of retail/parking structure.
Oliver Ave to be impacted between Wood Street & Smithfield
Street.
Holiday Inn Express (2014-2016) Construction of 9-story hotel.
Lane closures on Federal Street
SPACE Gallery Wood Street Galleries National Aviary Children’s
Museum of Pittsburgh Arcade Comedy Theater
SHOPPING DESTINATIONS
Fifth Avenue Place PPG Place One Oxford Centre Macy’s
Larrimor’s
Benedum Center Heinz Hall Byham Theater Harris Theater Fort Pitt
Museum Senator John Heinz Pittsburgh Regional History Center Andy
Warhol Museum
DOWNTOWN ATTRACTIONS
$5 OR LESS EVENT, EVENING & WEEKEND PARKING
PARKING GARAGES & LOTS
BIKE RACK LOCATIONS
PARKING GARAGES WITH BIKE RACK
FREE FARE T STOPS
T STOPS
TAXI STANDS
FREE FARE BUS ZONE
BIKE & WALKING TRAILS
PROTECTED BIKE LANE
AMTRAK STATION
ADDITIONAL CONSTRUCTIONMajor projects outside of Downtown which
may affect Downtown traffic.
Birmingham Bridge (2014-2017) Rehab & full painting of
structure.
East Ohio Street (from East to Chestnut Sts.) (2013-2015)
Highway reconstruction & bridge preservation.
Greenfield Bridge (Winter 2015) Implosion of bridge. Complete
closure of portion of Parkway East from 12/25/15 – 1/1/16.
West Carson Street (2013-2015) Reconstruct roadway, add new
sidewalks, & replace viaduct.
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