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Founded in 1896 by steel baron Andrew Carnegie, this contemporary art institution boasts an impressive fusion of painting, sculpture, architecture and furniture.
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Destinations
- Pittsburgh
- North Shore
- Downtown Pittsburgh
- Central Oakland
- Duquesne Incline
- South Shore
- Carnegie Museum of Natural History
- Senator John Heinz Regional History Centre
- South Side
- National Aviary
- Carnegie Museum of Art
- Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG Aquarium
- Children's Museum of Pittsburgh
- Oakland
- Roberto Clemente Bridge
- Cathedral of Learning
- Kennywood
- Three Rivers Heritage Trail
- Andy Warhol Bridge
- Heinz Memorial Chapel
- West End-Elliott Overlook Park
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Named after the beloved Pittsburgh Pirates baseball star, this bridge is hugely popular and a walk across on the day of a game is a local tradition.
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Pittsburgh’s famous city-centre park is situated at the meeting point of three rivers and is also at the heart of the town’s history and development.
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Root for the Pittsburgh Pirates at this iconic stadium, which blends a timeless ballpark atmosphere with modern amenities.
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Root for the Pittsburgh Pirates at this iconic stadium, which blends a timeless ballpark atmosphere with modern amenities.
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Root for the Pittsburgh Pirates at this iconic stadium, which blends a timeless ballpark atmosphere with modern amenities.
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Named after the beloved Pittsburgh Pirates baseball star, this bridge is hugely popular and a walk across on the day of a game is a local tradition.
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Root for the Pittsburgh Pirates at this iconic stadium, which blends a timeless ballpark atmosphere with modern amenities.
Source: Tourism Media
Source: Tourism Media
Root for the Pittsburgh Pirates at this iconic stadium, which blends a timeless ballpark atmosphere with modern amenities.
Source: Tourism Media
Pittsburgh’s famous city-centre park is situated at the meeting point of three rivers and is also at the heart of the town’s history and development.
Source: Tourism Media
Named after the beloved Pittsburgh Pirates baseball star, this bridge is hugely popular and a walk across on the day of a game is a local tradition.
Source: Tourism Media
Founded in 1896 by steel baron Andrew Carnegie, this contemporary art institution boasts an impressive fusion of painting, sculpture, architecture and furniture.
Source: Tourism Media
Founded in 1896 by steel baron Andrew Carnegie, this contemporary art institution boasts an impressive fusion of painting, sculpture, architecture and furniture.
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Scale the slope of Mount Washington in a wooden carriage and experience an amazing panoramic view of the Pittsburgh cityscape from a 120-metre vantage point.