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Things to Do. Pittsburgh is a modern, ever-evolving city where the must-sees vary week to week as Downtown-encompassing festivals, a vibrant Cultural District of world-class productions, fan-friendly sports events in iconic stadiums, and our distinct four seasons make each trip unique.
- Apple & Sunflower Picking at Triple B Farms: Triple B Farms in Monongahela is currently open for apple picking and sunflower picking on Saturdays and Sundays, while the crops (and the weather) cooperate.
- Standup Paddle Boarding: SurfSUP Adventures is “Pittsburgh’s premier paddleboarding outfitter,” offering guided tours as part of groups, or one-on-one excursions in Moraine State Park and Oakmont.
- Take a Tiki Boat Cruise on the Allegheny: Cruisin’ Tikis Pittsburgh has lots of availability for the rest of the season to take a relaxing Tiki Boat cruise on the Allegheny River.
- Enjoy Dinner with a View: From restaurants that offer rooftop seating to spots with gorgeous views, if you’re willing to go to a restaurant right now, but only want to eat outside, you have lots (and lots) of options.
- Carnegie Museum of Art
- Carnegie Museum of Natural History
- Carnegie Science Center
- Andy Warhol Museum
- The Mattress Factory
- Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens
- First Presbyterian Church
- Cathedral of Learning
- Heinz Memorial Chapel
- Frick Art & Historical Center
You may not think the “Steel City” of Pittsburgh is an art mecca. But for a small city, the beloved Carnegie Museum of Art(“CMOA”) packs a surprisingly art punch, with international flair. For art lovers, it’s easily one of the best things to do in Pittsburgh. The Carnegie was founded by industrialist and philanthropist Andrew Carnegiein 1895. This...
The Carnegie Museum of Natural Historyis a top attraction in Pittsburgh for kids. The museum has an extraordinary collection of dinosaur fossils. It’s one of the best collections in the United States. The permanent collection explores every facet of the natural world. You’ll see dinosaur skeletons, minerals, Egyptian artifacts, and sea creatures. T...
The Carnegie Science Center is one of the best things to do in Pittsburgh for families. Spread over four floors, the museum has hundreds of interactive exhibits. They explain everything from natural science, to artificial intelligence, to scientific principles, to human anatomy. Aside from the displays, you can visit a submarine, the Blue Planetari...
The Warhol Museumis my favorite museum in Pittsburgh. It’s a fabulous single artist museum that celebrates Pittsburgh’s hippest native son, Andy Warhol. As the Prince of Pop, Warhol made himself a world famous artist. Warhol was a true iconoclast and performance artist. He was a hugely significant artist of the second half of the 20th century. Warh...
The Mattress Factoryis a unique museum. It’s Pittsburgh’s premiere alternative art space and an unusual thing to do in Pittsburgh. The museum is housed in a former industrial building. It’s become a mecca for wacked out installation art. The Mattress Factory doesn’t even call itself a museum. Instead, it uses the phrase “Laboratory.” The space prov...
Need some flower power? Set in beautiful Schenley Park, Phipps Conservatory is a beautiful and tranquil botanical garden. The glass, stone, and steel building is dubbed the “crystal palace.” Phipps is definitely one of Pittsburgh’s most beautiful must visit attractions. The conservatory has staggeringly lush floral collections, glass art, and theme...
The beautiful First Presbyterian Churchis in downtown Pittsburgh. It was built in 1773. There’s still an active congregation. The church’s claim to fame is its Tiffany stained glass windows. Tiffany Studios designed 13 of the church’s 26 foot x 7 foot stained glass windows (now insured for $2 million). The windows were hand-painted, making them uni...
The Cathedral of Learningis one of Pittsburgh’s most iconic landmarks. It was built in a Gothic Revival style. The exterior was polished up in 2007. The Neo-Gothic cathedral is over 42 stories high. It’s a lone skyscraper in the area that houses many of the University of Pittsburgh’s classes. And, in fact, it’s the second tallest university buildin...
Heinz Memorial Chapelis right next to the Cathedral of Learning. It’s a tiny gem. But still one of the most striking churches in Pennsylvania. The chapel was built between 1933-38. It’s an impressive ode to the Flamboyant Gothic style from the Middle Ages. The chapel was built with funds donated by Henry John Heinz, the founder of the H.J. Heinz Co...
Another wonderful Pittsburgh attraction for art lovers is the Frick Pittsburgh. The Frick is a small free museum in the Point Breeze neighborhood. It’s housed in a lovely Italian Renaissance style building. The museum was built by Helen Clay Frick to house her fine and decorative art collection. The museum houses a collection of old masters. There’...
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