Market Square

Pittsburgh's Market Square is a public space at the intersection of Forbes Avenue and Market Street in downtown Pittsburgh. The square is the first court, the first prison and the first newspaper west of the Atlantic Plain, the Pittsburgh Gazette. In the late 2000s, the modernisation transformed the square into a social and cultural centre.

It is not particularly clear whether it is a market or a square here. It is said that the square feels too small, and it is not a square of the kind, like a intersection of several blocks, and it is also like a place surrounded by high-rise buildings.

It's just a small square, surrounded by 4 weeks of high-rise buildings. But it still feels very lively. This place is not only a transit connection to the surrounding area, but also a place where some small vendors and small restaurants are concentrated.

This place should be said to be a small market, and it is in the city center, so if you come to shopping, you can come and have a look. In fact, there is nothing special, it is just some small shops.

This place is not big, but in fact, it is OK to go shopping. In addition to saying that you can come here to eat, there are some small vendors in the square for 4 weeks that seem to be roadside stalls, and you may buy some small souvenirs.