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I live in Ann Arbor, Michigan and would like to take a driving trip for the weekend. I'm thinking of going to either Columbus Ohio or Pittsburgh PA. Can anyone who's been to both give me any advice on which is the better choice?
I live in Ann Arbor, Michigan and would like to take a driving trip for the weekend. I'm thinking of going to either Columbus Ohio or Pittsburgh PA. Can anyone who's been to both give me any advice on which is the better choice?
That depends upon what you're looking for. Personally, I like P'burg better for a variety of reasons, but that's just me.
Pittsburgh has great options; South Street complex, Carnegie Mellon and the University of Pittsburgh campuses and famous buildings, Primanti brothers sandwiches, the incline, and many sports teams.
I live in Ann Arbor, Michigan and would like to take a driving trip for the weekend. I'm thinking of going to either Columbus Ohio or Pittsburgh PA. Can anyone who's been to both give me any advice on which is the better choice?
That is the first time that someone from Ann Arbor would even consider coming to Columbus (g). I still see people wearing the Appalachian State t-shirts (g).
Seriously, Pittsburgh is one of the most underrated cities in the US. Take the incline. There are a few good museums. The historical district around the additional Promanti Brothers is great,
I would never go to a city that Sidney Crosby lives in, and you call yourself a michigander!
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