To Do in Pittsburgh

Oakland

This is the "neighborhood" where the wedding is taking place. Home to University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon University, the Carnegie Museum of Art and Natural History, Schenley Park, Phipps Conservatory and more, you will be within walking distance of an abundance of cultural activities. While growing up in Pittsburgh, the Carnegie Museums and Carnegie Library where Michelle's favorite spots in the city.

North Shore

The North Shore of Pittsburgh is best known as the home of the Pittsburgh Pirates and Pittsburgh Steelers. Both PNC Park and Heinz Field are great stadiums, and PNC Park is nationally recognized as one of the best ballparks. There, you will also find the Warhol Museum, Children's Museum, and National Aviary.

Station Square & Mount Washington

Station square contains some restaraunts and a couple relics of Pittsburgh's steel era. However, the real treat is to take the incline up Mount Washington for the hands-down best view of the city. The Dusqusne Incline has free parking at the base and is a $5 round trip for adults and $2.50 round trip for children. The incline is extremely popular with tourists, but is also a part of the public transit and locals use it for everyday transportation as well.

And So Much More!

Heck, we haven't even covered downtown proper, the Strip District, or the Southside! There is a LOT to do in Pittsburgh, and we hope you have time to explore at least a small portion of a city that both Anthony and Michelle love!