Pittsburgh Travel Q&A
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Michael Whitehead and 9 others answered ·
Milwaukee: Road trip from Milwaukee to Pittsburgh (10 Answers)
Pittsburgh has a lot great places to eat and bars to hit. Find a Prmanti Bros. Sandwich shop. The sandwiches are legendary. Also look for a Quaker Steak and Lube for good wings and drinks. Ride the incline if you can. It's a ride up the side of a mou... See More
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Adam Richman and 5 others answered ·
Pittsburgh: First timer to Pittsburgh, what should I explore? (6 Answers)
1) The Mount Washington Overlook at night is one of the best city skyline views in America. Drive to the Duquesne Incline at dusk and buy a round trip ticket for $5. 2) If you are there during baseball season, seeing a night game at PNC Park is a gre... See More
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Jacey & Scott Mahaffy and 4 others answered ·
Pittsburgh: First time to Pittsburgh, what are things a first time visitor has to do? (5 Answers)
Make sure to drive into downtown through the tunnel. The tunnel opens onto a bridge the crosses the rivers. One of the most stunning entrances to a downtown you'll ever see. Take the Mt Washington funicular (Duquesne Incline) for more great views. Th... See More
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David Buczynski and 3 others answered ·
Pittsburgh: What's the best neighborhood in Pittsburgh for a first time visitor? (4 Answers)
Downtown is in the midst of a major transformation in Pittsburgh. There are a number of hotels to stay downtown and all of them will be pretty comparable in price. And if location is what you're after, that would be my first recommendation. Hotels su... See More
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Michael Whitehead and 3 others answered ·
Pittsburgh: Pittsburgh on a budget? (4 Answers)
Go see the Carnegie Museum of Natural History. It's great. The point in downtown is the convergence of the rivers and is a great outdoor site. See More
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Marie Knupp and 3 others answered ·
Pittsburgh: Trendy neighborhoods in Pittsburgh? (4 Answers)
If you are looking for trendy places to live and you are a recent college grad and are beyond living in the bar scene I would say to check out Mt Washington/ Duquesne nights, Lawrenceville, Bloomfield, Morningside, and Regent Square. See More
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Alexis Chontos and 3 others answered ·
Pittsburgh: Fun mother daughter activities in Pittsburgh (4 Answers)
Hi, Liv! Your daughter will love Pittsburgh! The Carnegie Museum of Natural History in the Oakland section of Pittsburgh (http://www.carnegiemnh.org/) has one of the best dinosaur collections in the country! And, if your daughter is a budding artist,... See More
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Deborah Bohan and 3 others answered ·
Pittsburgh: Parking spots for a 45' motorcoach in or near downtown Pittsburgh (4 Answers)
Try the Sheraton Station Square Hotel. Definitely space to park a bus and perfect spot for sightseeing. Some lesser known places you might want to visit are the Roberto Clemente Bridgemuseum and the Andy Warhol Museum. See More
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Brad Wucher and 2 others answered ·
Pittsburgh: What are some free and inexpensive things to do in or around Pittsburgh? (3 Answers)
There are free tours of the Allegheny Observatory and you can look through the same telescope that proved the rings of Saturn were not solid back in the 19th century. There is also a free walking tour of the Battle of Homestead Historic Site. Get a d... See More
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Popular Hotels
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Fairmont Pittsburgh Hotel (hotel)
510 Market St Pittsburgh PA
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Courtyard Pittsburgh Downtown (hotel)
945 Penn Ave Pitts PA (412) 434-5551
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Renaissance Pittsburgh Hotel (hotel)
107 6th St Pitts PA (412) 562-1200
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Sheraton Pittsburgh Hotel at Station Square (hotel)
300 W Station Square Dr Pitts PA (412) 261-2000
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Hotel Monaco Pittsburgh, a Kimpton Hotel (hotel)
Pitts PA (412) 471-1170
Popular Restaurants
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Primanti Brothers (restaurant)
2 Market Sq Pittsburgh PA (412) 261-1599
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Primanti Bros. (restaurant)
46 18th St Pitts PA (412) 263-2142
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Lola Bistro (restaurant)
1100 Galveston Ave Pitts PA (412) 322-1106
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Emporio at Sienna Mercato (restaurant)
942 Penn Ave Pitts PA (412) 281-2810
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Cure (restaurant)
5336 Butler St Pitts PA (412) 252-2595
Popular Attractions
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Andy Warhol Museum (attraction)
117 Sandusky Street Pittsburgh PA 412-237-8300
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Carnegie Museum of Natural History (attraction)
4400 Forbes Ave Pittsburgh PA 412-622-3131
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National Aviary (attraction)
700 Arch St Pittsburgh PA (412) 323-7235
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Carnegie Museum of Art (attraction)
4400 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh PA 412.622.3131
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Phipps Conservatory (attraction)
One Schenley Park Pittsburgh PA 412-622-6914
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Carnegie Science Center (attraction)
1 Allegheny Ave Pittsburgh PA 412.237.3400
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