POINT STATE PARK

Point State Park, at the tip of Pittsburgh's "Golden Triangle," preserves the historic heritage of the area during the French and Indian War (1754 - 1763). Point State Park provides a beautiful 36.4 acre getaway in downtown Pittsburgh with paved riverfront promenades, beautiful views, a 150-foot tall fountain and a large grassy area for visitors to have picnics, enjoy the sights, or just stroll through. It’s the perfect place to stop by if you’re looking for things to do in Pittsburgh.


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VISIT THE WORKS OF ANDY WARHOL AT THE WARHOL MUSEUM

Andy Warhol was born in Pittsburgh in 1928. He went on to become one of the most, if not THE most iconic artists in American history. His impact on art and pop culture can still be felt today. 

If you're looking for things to do in pittsburgh, head to the Andy Warhol Museum on the North Shore. It's the largest museum in the United States dedicated to a single artist. 

The museum opened in 1994 to rave reviews and today it has 7 floors, 17 galleries, 900 paintings, 2,000 works on paper, 1,000 published unique prints, 77 sculptures and 4,000 photographs.

The Warhol Museum is place to stop when you're looking for things to see in Pittsburgh!

Have a look at the Warhol Museum website HERE

PRIMANTI BROS. A PITTSBURGH ORIGINAL

Looking for things to do in Pittsburgh?

Visit Primanti Bros.!

This restaurant chain was founded in 1933 and has become a right of passage in the Steel City. These signature sandwiches consist of a grilled meat, a vinegar-based cole slaw, tomato slices, and french fries. These unique sandwiches are as much a part of the city as the bridges and Steelers.

Primanti Bros. even made it onto the list of 1,00 Places to See before You Die in the USA by Patricia Schultz.

So if you're looking for what to see in pittsburgh, stop in and have a bite!

Primanti Bros.

THE DUQUESNE INCLINE...WHAT A SIGHT

Known for being one of the most beautiful and most romantic spots in the country, make sure to go to the top of the Duquesne Incline and take in this breathtaking view.

THE CITY OF BRIDGES

With 446 Bridges, Pittsburgh is known as the "City of Bridges". Because of the close proximity to three major rivers, hills, and ravines, the many bridges in the city have made Pittsburgh the world record holder for city with the most bridges, beating out Venice, Italy by three bridges.

NATURE LOVER?

At almost 513,000 acres, the Allegheny National Forest is truly one of Pennsylvania's treasures. Just a short drive from Pittsburgh, be sure to stop by and see all of the natural beauty when you're in town!

BITS AND BITES....

Lasting about 2-3 hours, you will be led on a tour of Pittsburgh's famous Strip District, along the way sampling the culinary delights offered by many of the Strip's coffee shops, bakeries, eateries, and street vendors while learning about the history of the Strip District and it's food from a knowledgeable and friendly tour guide.

Tours of Pittsburgh's Little Italy, Lower Lawrenceville, and scenic Mount Washington are also offered, as well as a Friday evening wine and cheese tasting. Remember to purchase tickets in advance as these tours do sell out. Bon Appetit!

www.burghfoodtour.com