Smithfield Street Bridge Smithfield Street Bridge, Pittsburgh, PA 15219

"The Smithfield Street Bridge is a steel lenticular truss bridge that first opened in 1883 and is the city’s oldest bridge. This bridge crosses the Monongahela River to connect the South Shore with the downtown city. Of course, the bridge has been renovated many times over the years, but it maintains its status as a National Historic Landmark. Much of the bridge looks blue-green so does not match the surrounding yellow bridges, but the bridge has a beautiful design and provides beautiful views of the river and buildings."

"Beautiful view of the city and the “incline”! As of summer 2023, one lane is closed for both traffic and pedestrian due to some work."

"My favorite bridge in the city with the most bridges in the world. A masterwork of architecture. I love walking across and the views are great."

"Pittsburgh has almost 500 bridges. This is an amazing city well worth a visit."

"Great place with a beautiful view of the city. The bridge can lead to downtown or station square. At the end there are bus lanes and trolley tracks as well"