A grand view awaits you! Perched 450 feet atop a hill, this vantage point is known worldwide and gives one of the most complete views of downtown. Ask anyone who's been to Pittsburgh if they have visited Mt. Washington and they will show you all their photos. From here you can see the iconic downtown skyline, Acrisure Stadium home of the Steelers, PNC Park home of the Pirates, and the Point where the Monongahela (the Mon) and the Allegheny Rivers meet to form the Ohio.

To get up the hill, ride the Duquesne or Monongahela Inclines, which are two of the remaining historic funiculars still operating in the country. No matter how many times you go up Mt. Washington, you will be sure to see something different every time.

When it comes to local institutions, Primanti Bros Sandwiches are world famous. No visit to Pittsburgh is complete without trying one.

But what makes them so unique? The staple toppings are french fries and coleslaw, something you'd typically see as sides in any other sandwich shop outside of Pittsburgh. These toppings are then wedged between two thick slices of Italian bread, and along with tomatoes, provolone, a meat of your choosing, and an optional fried egg (a must) to complete the ensemble of the city's most iconic sandwich.

The Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh, PA, is the largest museum dedicated to the life and work of the iconic pop artist and Pittsburgh native. This museum showcases a vast collection of Warhol’s art, personal artifacts, and archival materials, offering a deep dive into his creative process and cultural impact. The museum also hosts rotating exhibitions and interactive installations that explore contemporary art in the spirit of Warhol's innovative vision.

The Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh is Western Pennsylvania’s largest history museum, offering a comprehensive look at the region's rich past. It features exhibits on everything from the industrial revolution and the birth of the steel industry to Pittsburgh's sports legacy and cultural milestones. The museum’s engaging displays include interactive installations and collections related to the Heinz company, American history, and regional innovations. View exhibits about Pittsburgh's past, present, and future, a trip to Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood, and so much more. A visit to the Heinz History Center provides a fascinating, immersive experience that is a must-see for anyone interested in Pittsburgh's unique heritage.

A trip on the Gateway Clipper Fleet offers a scenic and relaxing cruise along the city’s iconic three rivers. The fleet provides a variety of tours, from leisurely sightseeing cruises to themed excursions, all with stunning views of the Pittsburgh skyline, bridges, and landmarks.