-- PPG Place is a six building complex is the crowning jewel of the Pittsburgh skyline. Centering this place is an open spot where people used to socialize. Surrounding it are a variety of fast food places, on either side, a few abandoned firm buildings stretching up to the sky, clothing stores and retail buildings.

-- The Wintergarden is a bright and open plant-filled, all-glass garden environment. The area, even after the disaster seemed unfazed by it all and still holds its poise and beauty. You can even spot some of the early set up for the annual Spirits of Giving Around the World, Gingerbread Houses and Train Exhibit.

-- Not to far from the center of PPG Place is a humongous ice rink and in the center is a giant tree. Nearly two or three stories high, decorated with holly, and Christmas decorations. Still standing tall even after all these years after the world went to hell. In the Winter time this place looks beautiful and might even bring some nostalgia to those who lost their owners.

-- Sitting on the banks near the river is a huge football field called Heinz Field. It's primarily home to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Inside the stadium is a large field with a goal on either side, has a standard layout and over 65,000 seats for visitors to sit and watch.