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Scenic park along the Ohio River with river views, walking trails, and picnic spots.

Pittsburgh's largest city park with 644 acres of woodlands, meadows, streams, and extensive trail system.

Large urban park with hiking trails, golf course, tennis courts, and Flagstaff Hill with panoramic city views.

Scenic reservoir park with walking paths, picnic areas, and the historic Highland Park Reservoir.

Historic park at the confluence of Pittsburgh's three rivers with a stunning fountain and riverfront views.

Home of the Pittsburgh Pirates, consistently ranked as one of the best ballparks in America with stunning river views.

125-acre zoo featuring over 4,000 animals and a world-class aquarium with sharks, penguins, and more.

Victorian glasshouse featuring seasonal flower shows, tropical plants, and a stunning butterfly forest.

Home of the six-time Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers and University of Pittsburgh Panthers.

World's largest bicycle museum and shop, featuring thousands of vintage and unique bicycles.

One of the oldest contemporary art museums in the US, featuring extensive collections of American and European art.

World-renowned museum featuring dinosaur fossils, gems, minerals, and extensive natural history collections.

Interactive science museum with hands-on exhibits, planetarium, and the world's largest permanent robotics exhibition.

Historic cable car offering breathtaking panoramic views of Pittsburgh's skyline and three rivers.

Interactive museum showcasing Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania history, including the Western Pennsylvania Sports Museum.

Contemporary art museum featuring site-specific installations and artist residencies in a renovated warehouse.

Glass blowing demonstrations, art classes, and gallery featuring contemporary glass art.

Whimsical outdoor art installation and colorful community space created by local artist Randy Gilson.

Historic warehouse district with ethnic markets, specialty food shops, restaurants, and unique shopping.

The largest single-artist museum in North America, dedicated to Pittsburgh's most famous pop artist.