Known for its location at the intersection of three rivers and nestled among the Allegheny Mountains, the city of Pittsburgh offers professional baseball, football and hockey. Cultural institutions include the Heinz History Center, The Andy Warhol Museum and Carnegie Museum of Natural History. For a unique view of the city, hop a ride on the Duquesne Incline, a cable car that travels 400 feet to an observation deck that looks out over downtown.
Roberto Clemente left his mark on Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, as a player for the Pirates baseball team and as a humanitarian. His legacy lives on at this attraction that shares his story.
Learn about space exploration in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where Astrobotics offer visitors a firsthand look at upcoming missions in the making.
Housed inside a deconsecrated church that opened its doors to worshippers around the turn of the 20th century, this Pittsburgh brewery has become a destination for craft beer fans.
Over 500 birds, many unique and endangered, live in this expansive aviary in downtown Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. It is the only independent, indoor zoo dedicated to birds in the nation.
Home to the "Almost Famous" sandwich, this Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, spot is more than just a local legend.
This Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, favorite holds the distinction of being the city’s largest historic regional park
This riverside district in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, offers a foodie paradise with restaurants and markets that span cuisines of the world
This Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania museum explores the pop artist’s legacy through famous works, lesser known pieces and personal artifacts.
Head to Steel City for a wealth of experiences, from an art lover’s favorite in The Andy Warhol Museum to a delicious city staple in Primanti Brothers. Here are six must-go stops in the heart of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.