Things to do in Pittsburgh

A revitalizing Rust Belt city anchored by 4,400-acre Mill Creek MetroParks and a growing arts scene.

A historic Ohio River city known for Oglebay Resort, the Capitol Theatre, and a landmark 1849 suspension bridge.

Maryland's largest freshwater lake, ringed by state parks, ski slopes, and mountain resort towns in the Appalachian highlands.

Pennsylvania's second-largest city, anchored by three rivers, a storied steel heritage, and a skyline best seen from Mount Washington.

A Hare Krishna spiritual community in the West Virginia hills, centered on the ornate, gold-leafed Palace of Gold.

A hands-on animal park in western Pennsylvania where visitors feed and pet exotic and farm animals up close.

A working streetcar museum near Pittsburgh where visitors ride vintage trolleys along historic track.

A young, growing botanic garden on a reclaimed coal-mining site west of downtown Pittsburgh.

A western Pennsylvania county on the Ohio border, anchored by New Castle and its river valleys.

A rural western Pennsylvania county known for Grove City's outlet mall and the town of Mercer's historic square.

A Pittsburgh-suburb county with Whiskey Rebellion history, the Meadows Racetrack Casino, and rolling farmland.

A rural Pennsylvania history museum preserving Casselman Valley pioneer life through thousands of artifacts.

Pennsylvania county near Pittsburgh known as the birthplace of the Jeep, with Moraine State Park and small-town charm.

Tourism bureau for five northwest/central Pennsylvania counties known for elk, forests and rivers.

Hop on hop off sightseeing tour of Pittsburgh aboard historic red double decker buses.

Guided tours of a Frank Lloyd Wright designed Usonian home overlooking the Youghiogheny River gorge.

Greene County's tourism office promoting covered bridges, trails and heritage sites in southwestern PA.

The official tourism office for Indiana County, Pennsylvania, home to the Jimmy Stewart Museum and the Hoodlebug Trail.

A five-block former produce terminal in Pittsburgh's Strip District turned market, dining and event space.

Belmont County, Ohio's official tourism office along the Ohio River and West Virginia border.