A true American city, Pittsburgh offers a storied past, exciting present, and bright future.
Pittsburgh's Cultural District is home to 10 theaters showcasing concerts, musicals, and movies to entertain you.
Educational opportunities also abound at the Carnegie Museums of Art and Natural History, the Senator John Heinz History Center, Fort Pitt Museum, the Mattress Factory, Carnegie Science Center, and The Andy Warhol Museum.
Three rivers meet at the base of Point State Park to form the "Golden Triangle." Once a battleground for the French and Indian War, the spot now features a museum, recreation, and a fountain spraying water up to 150 feet in the air. In addition, the historic Duquesne Incline scales Mount Washington, providing a breathtaking view of the city's skyline.
It's no secret that sports aren't taken lightly in the city, and you won't soon forget an experience of watching the Pirates, Steelers, or Penguins play while surrounded by a group of cheering fans dressed in black and gold.
A true American city, Pittsburgh offers a storied past, exciting present, and bright future.
Pittsburgh's Cultural District is home to 10 theaters showcasing concerts, musicals, and movies to entertain you.
Educational opportunities also abound at the Carnegie Museums of Art and Natural History, the Senator John Heinz History Center, Fort Pitt Museum, the Mattress Factory, Carnegie Science Center, and The Andy Warhol Museum.
Three rivers meet at the base of Point State Park to form the "Golden Triangle." Once a battleground for the French and Indian War, the spot now features a museum, recreation, and a fountain spraying water up to 150 feet in the air. In addition, the historic Duquesne Incline scales Mount Washington, providing a breathtaking view of the city's skyline.
It's no secret that sports aren't taken lightly in the city, and you won't soon forget an experience of watching the Pirates, Steelers, or Penguins play while surrounded by a group of cheering fans dressed in black and gold.
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Available: Self-Guided Tour, Gift Shop, Souvenirs
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Get a little exercise by traveling on one of Pittsburgh's collection of more than 700 sets of city-owned steps. Some are even classified as city streets.
Pittsburgh's revitalized North Shore is the place to be in the evenings. It's where the Pirates and Steelers play, but if it's not a game day, you can still be entertained by a casino, science center and plenty of restaurants.
Exploring the city can be done on two wheels just as well as four. Pittsburgh's Bike Share program, newly installed bicycle lanes and scenic river trails provide all of the elements you need to feel the wind at your back in the Steel City.
Fun Facts
Zagat named Pittsburgh the "No. 1 Food City in the United States" thanks to the caliber of new restaurant openings, national media attention and award recognition.
Truly a city of innovation, Pittsburgh is the place where the polio vaccine was created, the pull-tab can was invented and the first radio broadcast hit the airwaves on KDKA.
The "City of Bridges" has a total of 446 of them, more than any other location in the world.
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A true American city, Pittsburgh offers a storied past, exciting present, and bright future.
Pittsburgh's Cultural District is home to 10 theaters showcasing concerts, musicals, and movies to entertain you.
Educational opportunities also abound at the Carnegie Museums of Art and Natural History, the Senator John Heinz History Center, Fort Pitt Museum, the Mattress Factory, Carnegie Science Center, and The Andy Warhol Museum.
Three rivers meet at the base of Point State Park to form the "Golden Triangle." Once a battleground for the French and Indian War, the spot now features a museum, recreation, and a fountain spraying water up to 150 feet in the air. In addition, the historic Duquesne Incline scales Mount Washington, providing a breathtaking view of the city's skyline.
It's no secret that sports aren't taken lightly in the city, and you won't soon forget an experience of watching the Pirates, Steelers, or Penguins play while surrounded by a group of cheering fans dressed in black and gold.
Access: Wheelchair, Public Transportation, Service Animals, Bicycle
Available: Self-Guided Tour, Gift Shop, Souvenirs
How You Can Follow...
EXTRA FUN
Insider Info
Get a little exercise by traveling on one of Pittsburgh's collection of more than 700 sets of city-owned steps. Some are even classified as city streets.
Pittsburgh's revitalized North Shore is the place to be in the evenings. It's where the Pirates and Steelers play, but if it's not a game day, you can still be entertained by a casino, science center and plenty of restaurants.
Exploring the city can be done on two wheels just as well as four. Pittsburgh's Bike Share program, newly installed bicycle lanes and scenic river trails provide all of the elements you need to feel the wind at your back in the Steel City.
Fun Facts
Zagat named Pittsburgh the "No. 1 Food City in the United States" thanks to the caliber of new restaurant openings, national media attention and award recognition.
Truly a city of innovation, Pittsburgh is the place where the polio vaccine was created, the pull-tab can was invented and the first radio broadcast hit the airwaves on KDKA.
The "City of Bridges" has a total of 446 of them, more than any other location in the world.