Wondering what there is to see in Pittsburgh? We’ve put together an extensive list of must-visit attractions worth adding to your itinerary.
Show off your black and gold and roar with the crowd as the Steelers charge onto the field at Acrisure Stadium. Between games, learn about the stadium on a tour or journey through the Steelers Hall of Honor Museum to witness rare artifacts and recreations of the biggest team moments.
Step into the vibrant world of Pop Art at The Andy Warhol Museum! Explore an extensive collection of Warhol's boundary-pushing pieces, complemented by thought-provoking works from modern artists.
Pedal into the Bicycle Heaven Museum, a cyclists’ paradise boasting the world’s most extensive collection of bikes. Marvel at famous movie bikes, including the bike from Pee-wee's Big Adventure, then rent a ride or get a tune-up in this gear-head's paradise.
Ascend through history as you explore the Cathedral of Learning, a towering 535-foot Gothic masterpiece. Keep your eyes to the skies during your visit – this National Historic Landmark is home to a family of peregrine falcons nesting high above the city.
Wander through the halls of the Carnegie Museum of Art to admire artworks from around the world highlighting a range of artistic mediums. Whether you're drawn to classical paintings or modern installations, there's always something new to discover.
Discover the secrets of the Earth’s past at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History, home to ancient Egyptian artifacts, towering dinosaur skeletons, dazzling gems, and other incredible specimens. Uncover the stories of evolution, conservation, and biodiversity through the museum’s impressive collections.
Spark your child's imagination and let curiosity lead the way at the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh! The museum’s permanent and rotating exhibits explore the arts and science and encourage hands-on learning. Next door, the MuseumLab offers even more exciting experiences for older children.
Unleash your inner scientist at the Carnegie Science Center, where the planetarium will take you on an out-of-this-world experience and interactive exhibits make learning about the universe an adventure. With four floors to explore, there’s no shortage of excitement for visitors of all ages.
Hop on the iconic red and yellow cars of the Duquesne Incline to glide 400 feet above the three rivers. In just a few minutes, you’ll be treated to sweeping views of the Downtown skyline that are nothing short of breathtaking. Be sure to check out our guide for the best tips on riding this historic funicular.
Architecture lovers won’t want to miss Fallingwater, the iconic Frank Lloyd Wright home that appears to float above its natural surroundings. With its original furnishings and artwork still intact, this is the only Frank Lloyd Wright house of its kind. Guided tours offer a deeper look at the home's stunning design, preserved furnishings, and breathtaking surroundings.
Tour a stunning collection of museums and historical buildings set on six acres of gardens when you visit The Frick. From fine art exhibitions to the Car and Carriage Museum, this complex offers a glimpse into the life of Henry Clay Frick.
Set out on a Gateway Clipper River Tour and see Pittsburgh from a whole new perspective. Sail along the three rivers for a sightseeing cruise or climb aboard for a dinner voyage. You can even catch a ride to major concerts or sporting events for a fun way to travel around the city!
Dive into Pittsburgh’s rich history at the Heinz History Center, where six floors of interactive exhibits and iconic artifacts await. The exhibits showcase Pittsburgh’s innovation over the years, including the history of Heinz, and treasured artifacts like the original Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood set.
Find yourself in the center of the action at Market Square, where year-round events and markets bring the community together. Stroll through the square and visit the shops or enjoy a casual meal at one of the local restaurants.
Enter a world of bold and immersive art at the Mattress Factory – an innovative museum with contemporary art installations that will challenge your imagination. See art from a new perspective as you immerse yourself in each unique gallery.
Explore the tropical wonders of the National Aviary, where more than 500 exotic birds and mammals call home. Participate in the aviary’s interactive activities to gain a deeper appreciation for wildlife and conservation.
Take a serene stroll through 15 acres of lush greenery and 23 stunning gardens at Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens. Enjoy exotic plants, seasonal displays, breathtaking glasshouse rooms, and special exhibits throughout the year.
Encounter wildlife from around the world and the deep sea at Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium. Attend special events throughout the year and learn about zoo animals during your visit.
Catch the Pittsburgh Pirates scoring a home run at PNC Park in North Shore. Take in panoramic views of the city skyline while watching the team swings for the fences. Be sure to visit on an empty stomach so you can savor all of the ballpark’s delectable food!
Relax at Point State Park, a peaceful green space in the heart of downtown where the Monongahela, Allegheny, and Ohio rivers converge. Explore the park’s historic monuments and enjoy a picnic by the iconic fountain.
Did you know there are some foods you can only get in Pittsburgh? No trip to our city is complete without sinking your teeth into a Primanti Sandwich, piled high with coleslaw and fries. This local favorite is a must-try for foodies.
Experience pure artistic expression at Randyland, where the bold vision of artist Randy Gilson has transformed an entire courtyard into a kaleidoscope of color. Murals, quirky sculptures, and bright designs fill every inch, making it a joyful celebration of art in Pittsburgh.
Indulge your senses in the Strip District, Pittsburgh’s lively foodie haven filled with ethnic grocers, street vendors, and fresh produce. It’s the place to find fresh ingredients, unique gifts, and a true taste of Pittsburgh.
Hike or bike along the Three Rivers Heritage Trail, a 33-mile greenway that runs alongside Pittsburgh’s rivers. Connecting Downtown with many of Pittsburgh’s other neighborhoods, it’s a great way to enjoy the outdoors and uncover less traveled spots in the city.
Still looking for more Pittsburgh experiences? Explore the city’s many hidden gems or attend a community event showcasing the diverse neighborhoods, local flavors, and creative energy and let Pittsburgh surprise you.
