| Hint | Answer |
| Where our MLB team plays | |
| Public transportation formally known as Pittsburgh Light Rail | |
| Large park featuring hiking trails, an ice rink, and the annual Race for the Cure | |
| Second largest daily newspaper in the metropolitan area | |
| Beer brewed in Lawrenceville, up until recently | |
| Thinly sliced meat made famous by Isaly’s | |
| Recently retired venue for concerts, sports, and other major events | |
| Whether it’s north, east, or west, it’s not called a highway | |
| Our NFL team; first to win 6 Super Bowls | |
| Greenhouse complex of indoor and outdoor gardens | |
| The only intact remnant of this wartime structure is “The Blockhouse” | |
| Company most famous for its ketchup | |
| Navigate the area using the number/letter combination on this public vehicle (nickname) | |
| Family amusement park | |
| Alternative radio station, 105.9 FM | |
| Glass building complex featuring a Christmas tree and ice rink during the winter | |
| Our NHL team; 2008-2009 Stanley Cup Champions | |
| Factories that Pittsburgh is still known for | |
| Most of us have been on one of these for either prom or a trip to Oglebay | |
| We have more of these than Venice, Italy! | |
| Arena for Pitt Panthers basketball and other major functions | |
| Location of the IMAX and USS Requin | |
| Gyro shop with 2 locations, Downtown and South Side | |