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Things to Do in Pittsburgh

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Carnegie Museum of Art in Oakland
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Carnegie Museum of Art

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

Oakland
2-3 hours
From $19.95
Hall of ArchitectureContemporary art collectionEuropean masterpieces
The Andy Warhol Museum in North Shore
Must-see

The Andy Warhol Museum

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

North Shore
1.5-2.5 hours
From $20
Pop art collectionInteractive exhibitsFilm screenings
Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens in Oakland
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Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens

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

Oakland
1.5-2.5 hours
From $19.95
Butterfly ForestSeasonal flower showsTropical plants
Duquesne Incline in Mount Washington
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Duquesne Incline

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

Mount Washington
30-45 minutes
From $2.75
Panoramic city viewsHistoric cable carThree rivers view
Point State Park in Downtown
FREE
Must-see

Point State Park

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

Downtown
1-2 hours
FREE
Three rivers confluenceHistoric fountainFort Pitt Museum
PNC Park in North Shore
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PNC Park

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

North Shore
3-4 hours
From $15-$200+
River viewsSkyline viewsRoberto Clemente Bridge

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Point State Park in Downtown
FREE
Must-see

Point State Park

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

Downtown
1-2 hours
FREE
Three rivers confluenceHistoric fountainFort Pitt Museum
Schenley Park in Oakland
FREE

Schenley Park

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

Oakland
1-4 hours
FREE
Hiking trailsFlagstaff Hill viewsGolf course
Frick Park in Squirrel Hill
FREE

Frick Park

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

Squirrel Hill
1-6 hours
FREE
Extensive trailsWildflower meadowsClayton Trail

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