Location:		Station Square is located at the confluence of the three rivers in Pittsbugh, PA on 52 acres of land with 1.2 miles of riverfront shoreline.  Nestled between the Monongahela River and Mt. Washington, the picturesque setting includes some of the mosty spectacular view of the city skyline.
Access:		Station Square is located on Carson Street next to the Liberty, Smithfield, and Ft. Pitt Bridges.  For directions click here.
Description:		The mixed-use property is a historic redevelopment of one of Pennsylvania's most unique destinations.  Formerly the Pittsbrugh & Lake Erie Railroad, Station Square is a dining, entertainment, shopping and hospitality mecca set within a showcase of the righ cultural and industrial heritage of Pittsburgh.  As one of Pittsburgh's more popular tourist destinations, Station Square has more than 3 million visitors each year.
Website:		stationsquare.com
Managed by:		Station Square is owned and operated by Forest City Enterprises from Cleveland, OH.  Locally, the property is managed by: Rocco Miller, General Manager Thomas Schneck II, Director of Marketing
Date acquired and new developments:		Forest City purchased Station Square in 1994 from it's originial developers, the Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation.  In 2001, an expansion of the Sheraton Hotel was completed.  In 2002, a renovation to the inside of the Freight House Shops was completed and expansion of the property to include Bessemer Court.  In 2005, the Landing & Marina at Station Square was added.
Attractions:		The Fountain at Bessmer Court, Gateway Clipper Fleet, Just Ducky Tours, and the adjacent Inclines.
Restaurants:		Over a dozen restaurants including Hard Rock Cafe, Grand Concourse, Houlihan's, the Melting Pot and many more.
Nightlife:		Station Square features over 20 different nightlife venues.  Dance the night away at some of the city's best nightclubs including Matrix, Buckhead Saloon, Margarita Mama's, Saddle Ridge and Zen.  Laugh out loud at the Funny Bone or jam to some live music at the Hard Rock.
Shops:		Over 20 unique shops in two restored railroad buildings where you will find everything from souvenirs to novelties from round the world.
Media Contact:		Tom Schneck, Director of Marketing 412.261.2811 or tomschneck@forestcity.net