PITTSBURGH: Apuesto a que no conoces ni 3 de estos 13 lugares de la ciudad del acero que nadie ve

PITTSBURGH: I bet you don't know even 3 of these 13 hidden gems in the Steel City. Nearly 100,000 children paid, coin by coin, for a 42-story tower during the Great Depression. And that's just one of the 13 stories Pittsburgh prefers not to tell. In this video, I'll take you to 13 forgotten places in Pittsburgh, a city everyone associates with steel and bridges, but which hides stories even its own residents don't know. A neighborhood chapel with 5,000 relics, the largest collection in the world outside the Vatican. A Bavarian castle filled with self-playing machines. The first movie theater on the planet. And the two-room house where one of America's greatest writers grew up. Forgotten Atlas is a channel about places the world chooses to forget. Each video is a journey to 13 real, documented sites with human stories behind them. No sensationalism. No fabrications. Just what happened. If you enjoy these kinds of trips, subscribe to the channel and travel with me to discover the parts of the world that are often overlooked. And let me know in the comments which place on this list impressed you the most. 00:00 Introduction · Forgotten Pittsburgh 02:00 Rank 13 · The Cathedral of Knowledge · Oakland 06:00 Rank 12 · St. Anthony's Chapel · Troy Hill 10:00 Rank 11 · The Monongahela Cable Car · Mount Washington 13:00 Rank 10 · The Bayernhof · O'Hara 16:30 Rank 9 · The Allegheny Observatory · North Side 20:30 Rank 8 · Bicycle Heaven · North Side 24:00 Rank 7 · The Carnegie Library · Homestead 27:30 Rank 6 · The George Ferris House · North Side 31:00 Rank 5 · The Sri Venkateswara Temple · Penn Hills 34:00 Rank 4 · Randyland · North Side 37:00 Rank 3 · The Mattress Factory · North Side 40:00 2nd Place · The World's First Movie Theater · Smithfield Street 43:30 1st Place · August Wilson's House · Hill District 47:30 Closing · What the World Chooses to Forget #Pittsburgh #ForgottenPlaces #UrbanExploration #Curiosities #Exploration #History #Documentary #Travel #Discoveries