Pittsburgh offers a great mix of history, culture, nature, and local flavor. Here are top things to do in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania:

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Cultural & Historical Attractions

• The Andy Warhol Museum – Dedicated to Pittsburgh native Andy Warhol; the largest museum in North America devoted to a single artist.
• Carnegie Museums (Art, Natural History, Science) – A trio of excellent museums funded by industrialist Andrew Carnegie.
• Heinz History Center – Explores Pittsburgh’s history, from Heinz ketchup to Mr. Rogers and beyond.
• Cathedral of Learning – A stunning 42-story Gothic tower at the University of Pittsburgh, with “Nationality Rooms” representing global cultures.

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Iconic Views & Neighborhoods

• Duquesne Incline & Mount Washington Overlook – Ride the incline for one of the best skyline views in the country.
• Point State Park – Where the three rivers meet; a scenic downtown park with a huge fountain and Fort Pitt Museum.
• Strip District – A vibrant neighborhood full of food markets, coffee shops, street art, and local vendors.
• Lawrenceville – Trendy area with boutiques, indie restaurants, and music venues.

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Outdoors & Nature

• Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens – Beautiful indoor and outdoor gardens in Oakland.
• Frick Park / Schenley Park – Great for hiking, biking, and nature walks (Frick Park includes the Blue Slide playground made famous by Mac Miller).
• Three Rivers Heritage Trail – Walk, run, or bike along Pittsburgh’s riverside paths.

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Sports & Entertainment

• PNC Park – Catch a Pirates baseball game with a view of the skyline.
• Acrisure Stadium – Home to the Steelers and Pitt Panthers.
• PPG Paints Arena – For Penguins hockey or concerts.

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Food & Local Eats

• Primanti Bros. – Iconic Pittsburgh sandwich with fries in the sandwich.
• Pamela’s Diner – Famous for crepe-style pancakes and breakfast.
• Morcilla or DiAnoia’s Eatery – Top-rated for more upscale dining.