where to exchange euros in pittsburgh?
Allegheny County
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 Present @-@ day Pittsburgh , with a diversified economy , a low cost of living , and a rich infrastructure for education and culture , has been ranked as one of the World 's Most Livable Cities . Tourism has recently boomed in Pittsburgh with nearly 3 @,@ 000 new hotel rooms opening since 2004 and holding a consistently higher occupancy than in comparable cities . Meanwhile , Apple , Google , Uber , and Intel have joined the 1 @,@ 600 technology firms choosing to operate out of Pittsburgh . The region has also become a leader in green environmental design , a movement exemplified by the city 's convention center . In the last twenty years the region has seen a small but influential group of Asian immigrants , including from the Indian sub @-@ continent . 

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 By 2000 online courses had evolved from an experiment to " an established academic program , " and in 2001 there were 25 online courses with 2 @,@ 200 student enrollments . In 2003 , the program had expanded to 36 online courses , including six from Harvard College , and in by 2004 there were 43 , including a Harvard College course on US @-@ Europe relations taken simultaneously by Extension students , Harvard graduate and undergraduate students , and students at Institut d 'Etudes Politiques de Paris . 

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 Despite the economic turmoil , civic improvements continued . In the mid @-@ 1970s , Arthur P. Ziegler , Jr. and the Pittsburgh History and Landmarks Foundation ( Landmarks ) wanted to demonstrate that historic preservation could be used to drive economic development without the use of eminent domain or public subsidies . Landmarks acquired the former terminal buildings and yards of the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad , a 1 @-@ mile ( 1 @.@ 6 km ) long property at the base of Mt . Washington facing the City of Pittsburgh . In 1976 , Landmarks developed the site as a mixed @-@ use historic adaptive reuse development that gave the foundation the opportunity to put its urban planning principles into practice . Aided by an initial generous gift from the Allegheny Foundation in 1976 , Landmarks adapted five historic Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad buildings for new uses and added a hotel , a dock for the Gateway Clipper fleet , and parking areas . Now shops , offices , restaurants , and entertainment anchor the historic riverfront site on the south shore of the Monongahela River , opposite the Golden Triangle ( Pittsburgh ) . Station Square is Pittsburgh 's premiere attraction generating over 3 @,@ 500 @,@ 000 visitors a year . It reflects a $ 100 million investment from all sources , with the lowest public cost and highest taxpayer return of any major renewal project in the Pittsburgh region since the 1950s . In 1994 , Pittsburgh History and Landmarks Foundation sold Station Square in to Forest City Enterprises which created an endowment to help support its restoration efforts and educational programs . Each year the staff and docents of Pittsburgh History and Landmarks Foundation introduce more than 10 @,@ 000 people – teachers , students , adults , and visitors – to the architectural heritage of the Pittsburgh region and to the value of historic preservation . 

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 A scene in the film adaptation of Chabon 's novel The Mysteries of Pittsburgh shows two characters in a bookstore stocking August Van Zorn books . 

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 Pittsburgh , United States 
