Step Back in Time: Manchester Neighborhood Home & Garden Tour
Discover the charm and elegance of Pittsburgh's Manchester neighborhood, a stunning enclave of turn-of-the-century Victorian homes. Wander through historic streets lined with beautifully preserved architecture, lush gardens, and enchanting outdoor spaces that tell the story of a bygone era. We are Pittsburgh's largest historic district.
Join us for an exclusive Home & Garden Tour, where you'll step inside grand residences adorned with intricate woodwork, soaring ceilings, and timeless design. Marvel at manicured gardens bursting with color, each one a testament to the neighborhood's enduring beauty. For over 27 years, Manchester Historic Society (MHS) has welcomed visitors to tour our amazing architecture, beautiful interiors and wonderful gardens. Whether you are a first time tour attendee or long time visitor, we know you will find something new and exciting on today's tour.
Reserve your spot for a journey through history.
Don't miss this opportunity to experience one of Pittsburgh’s hidden gems—where history, elegance, and community come to life!
A portion of the proceeds from this tour will support the Iota Phi Foundation and their HBCU Tour and College Mentoring Program.
Event Information:
Sunday, 08/03/2025
11:00 AM - 4:00 PM (Ticket sales end at 3:00 PM day of the event)
Community
The Manchester neighborhood has 3,000 residents that call it home. We have residents that have lived here all their lives and ones that have recently moved in for the charm of the neighborhood and the convenience of living close to the city.
Neighborhood
Manchester is an amazing fusion of old and new... homes that have been handed down through generations, preservations that can take you back in time to the turn of the century, and new and modern interpretations of classic styles.
Accessibility
You will find a neighborhood with wide, flat streets and sidewalks and easy access to all of the city's major attractions like theaters, stadiums, and restuarants.
Historical
We are Pittsburgh's largest historic district. It encompasses 51.6 acres and over 600 buildings.
