Things to Do in Pittsburgh
For an introduction to Pittsburgh take a walking tour, Pittsburgh trolley tour, bus tour or a Pittsburgh Just Ducky land and water tour. Then, use a Pittsburgh travel guide to create an itinerary of must-see major Pittsburgh attractions and activities.
For the best view of Pittsburgh and many of its 900 bridges, hop on the historic Duquesne or Monongahela Inclines. Pittsburgh is all about art. The Carnegie family and Andy Warhol played a significant role in Pittsburgh’s past and present. The Carnegie Science Center houses incredible exhibits, IMAC theatre and a WWII submarine. Travel around the globe with the Hall of Architecture. The Andy Warhol Museum (another Carnegie museum) features over 4000 of his top pop art film and video tributes. And don’t’ look for a good sleep at The Mattress Factory; it’s a unique, avant-garde contemporary art museum.
Historical buffs enjoy the Senator John Heinz Pittsburgh Regional History Center. Pennsylvania is the birthplace of the Underground Railroad. Learn about the central role the western Pennsylvania region played in this important part of American history. Kids groove on the Carnegie Museum of Natural History (best place in the world to see dinosaurs) and the Pittsburgh Zoo. The National Aviary delights birders. The Cathedral Learning Nationality classrooms explore the diverse ethnic cultures that make up Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh is also a major sports city. Join local fans and cheer for the Steelers, Pirates and Penguins major league teams. And when it's time to satisfy your appetite, Pittsburgh restaurants offer a taste of everything from a ballpark hotdog to fine dining.
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