Tourist Attractions
Places to Visit
Our compiled list of top-rated attractions, parks, and museums in Pittsburgh. Perfect for a family outing or showing visitors around the Steel City. Email us if you know an awesome place!
Andy Warhol Museum
The museum holds an extensive permanent collection of art and archives from the Pittsburgh-born pop art icon Andy Warhol.
Moraine State Park
16,725 acres, perfectly suited for a family picnic or group outing. A place where kids and adults will love to be.
Allegheny Observatory
One of the major astronomical research institutions of the world. Free tours and a chance to see celestial objects!
Pittsburgh Botanic Garden
Spans across 452 acres making it among the top 10 largest American botanical gardens.
Rivers Casino
Features non-stop fun with 2900 slots, 100+ table games, restaurants and live entertainment.
Kennywood
A premier amusement park located near Downtown Pittsburgh. Offers fun for everyone, from thrilling rides to delicious food.
Spray parks!
Cool off during hot days at Pittsburgh's coolest free aquatic facilities. Located at Beechview, Burgwin, East Hills, and more.
National Aviary
The country's largest aviary, home to over 600 animals representing about 200 species.
Station Square
A 52-acre indoor and outdoor shopping and entertainment complex, attracting millions annually.
Kayak Pittsburgh North Shore
Located under the 6th Street Bridge, next to PNC Park. Easy walking distance to explore the rivers.
Sarris Candies
A specialty chocolate and candies company located in Canonsburg. Features an incredible old-fashioned ice cream parlour.
Sandcastle Water Park
15 waterslides, a wave pool, a lazy river and two children's areas right in the heart of Pittsburgh.
Carnegie Science Center
Dedicated to educating and inspiring through science and tech. Don't miss the Robotics floor.
The Children's Museum
A hands-on interactive children's museum located in Pittsburgh's Northside.
Point State Park
A 36-acre state park at the confluence of the rivers with a massive fountain that sprays water up to 150 feet.
Mount Washington Overlook
View Pittsburgh's Golden Triangle from this 450-foot high hill. Named the "second best view in America" by USA Weekend.
Duquesne & Monongahela Inclines
Hitch a ride up a century-old cable car that still functions just as it did when constructed back in the 1870s.
Tanger Outlets Pittsburgh
Open-air outlet mall within 30 mins drive from down town Pittsburgh. Offers a wonderful shopping experience.
Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium
4000 animals representing 475 species on 77 acres. It is one of only six major zoo and aquarium combinations in the US.
Carnegie Museum of Art
Easy to pair with the natural history museum since they share the complex.
Heinz History Center
Great for newcomers and visitors who want to understand Pittsburgh's story.
Cathedral of Learning
Iconic Pitt landmark with nationality rooms and a strong "show visitors around" vibe.
Strip District
Very practical for visitors: food, shopping, local vibe, and easy weekend walking.