Lower Lawrenceville

1. Walk Through History at The Clemente Museum

Sports fans, this one is for you. The Clemente Museum in Lower Lawrenceville is an homage to Pittsburgh Pirates legend Roberto Clemente. Located in historic Engine House 25, it houses largest collection of Roberto Clemente memorabilia in the world

2. Treat Yourself at Arsenal Cider House

Usually we'd say save the cider for fall, but Arsenal Cider House & Wine Cellar is a perfect spot no matter the season or weather. With award-winning ciders and meads, you'll be blown away by this small-batch, independently-crafted cider. And if cider isn't your thing, you'll be delighted at other options on the menu.

3. Shop and Eat Along Butler Street

Butler Street in Lawrenceville is one of Pittsburgh's most eclectic roadways, with stores that will make you look twice while you window shop. In Lower Lawrenceville, we recommend stopping at Gemini Vintage, Umami, Morcilla, and Burghers Brewing Company, just to name a few.

4. Go Rock Climbing at Iron City Boulders

We love reimagined spaces, and one of Pittsburgh's best examples is The Church Brew Works. It's exactly how it sounds - an old church that's been redesigned into a brewing company! The structure is the same as it's always been, so prepare to swoon over the stained glass windows and rustic feel while sipping on your new favorite drinks.

5. Relax at Arsenal Park

Days in Lawrenceville can be long. We get it - there's just so much to do! That's why we recommend taking a breather at Arsenal Park, right at the border between Lower Lawrenceville and Central Lawrenceville. Bonus points if you pick up lunch on Butler Street to enjoy while you recharge.