Lots of great trails for hiking & biking. There are also a variety of planned events.
Steel-money rivals / Frick built a taller building / In downtown Pittsburgh
Iconic views of the Burgh's skyline - amazing day or night. Not to be missed.
Best view of one of the nation's most romantic skylines. Take one of the inclines down to Station Square and then walk right into the skyline across the Smithfield Street Bridge.
Great view of the city - if you come to Pittsburgh, spend at least a couple of minutes here to get the best view of the city.
Fantastic view of the city skyline. Great place for outdoor weddings. I'm conducting one in just a few minutes. My wife and I did our wedding here 21 years ago.
The lookout is beautiful deffinitely a must for first time visitors to pittsburgh.
This scenic overlook, which provides a breathtaking view of Downtown and the Golden Triangle, is also home to many of Pittsburgh’s most elegant restaurants, unique shops and memorable places.
Gorgeous, classic architecture. Hang out outside before the show and during intermission when it's nice out. Bar is expensive but they usually have a $4 beer special that can be a local craft.
Come on time
Performance is great, service is great, architecture is great too. I've found nothing to be disappointed with.
One of the most beautiful places in Pittsburgh!
Looks great after the remodel!
Wicked is great. Just like Gershwin theatre in NYC
Fun fact: Once called the Stanley Theater, it is where Reggae legend Bob Marley performed his last live show.
The cheap seats in the very back row at the top of the house are my new favorite place. No leg room, so make sure you choose seats on the aisle. Sat in the center section, could see the stage no prob.
A private neighborhood park and art installation that's sure to delight with its quirkiness.
Leave all worries at the door and prepare to smile a lot more.
If have a chance, you will want to meet Randy. He is a "pay it forward" creative genius!
Perfect way to spend a summer day. Love the view of the city.
Built in the style of "classic" stadiums, such as Pittsburgh's Forbes Field, PNC Park also introduced unique features, such as the use of limestone in the building's facade
see a Pirates game
Expansive gardens. Many varieties of spaces indoors (and some outdoors) to enjoy. Highly recommend-ranks right up there with other big name gardens (e.g., ATL).
This sprawling conservatory and garden focuses on native plants and sustainability. It also garnered international attention in 2009 when it hosted the G-20 summit. Read more.
19 indoor/outdoor gardens with all kinds of trees including Banzai. Open year round, it's a great place to learn about all kinds of plants. Read more.
Try our homemade Penn Mac sauces, all of which are perfect for pasta and pizza dinners. Each contains healthy ingredients like extra virgin olive oil, garlic, fresh vegetables and great herbs.
A must-do in the Strip Distrcit. Locally known as Penn Mac. Fine Italian grocery with 400 cheeses. Meet "Dear Heart," a local celeb--she's the cheese monger & calls everyone she waits on dear heart.
Visit the cheese counter and Carol will most certainly call you 'Dear Heart' as she helps you pick out your favorite cheeses.
Definitely one of the best in Pittsburgh. Skilled baristas who are knowledgable about coffee. Ask Matt for a recommendation.
Get up and leave if you've been sitting down for more than two hours.
Awesome coffee and wi-fi experience right around the corner from my house. Yummy!
The cafe has surprisingly great food. Red pepper Gouda soup (AMAZING) every Friday, wraps and paninis are delicious. Try the energy stir smoothie on your way out. Service is very friendly as well.
The largest history museum in PA, you can discover everything from French & Indian War to the Steelers. Go ahead and ask about The Immaculate Reception. We dare you. Read more.
Simply amazing. Im a war history kinda person and this place had alot of it. Plus u get to see Pgh as it was back in the day and how it helped pioneer America towards what it is today
Wafflonia opened a shop here!
Great place to relax and read in the summer.
Easily accessible for students living near Oakland and 5th ave. Closed on Mondays. A museum that should be visited at least once a month for a couple of hours!
"Museums are custodians of epiphanies." - George Lois
The Carnegie Museum of Art is nationally and internationally recognized for its distinguished collection of American and European works from the 16th century to the present.
A beautiful park with lots of trails and relatively "wild" space. For a nice view of Oakland, visit Flagstaff Hill and maybe catch a movie.
Has a decent disc golf course considering it's in the city and space is limited.
Lovely place to run, bike, walk, have a picnic.
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