The Strip District is a must see when visiting PGH. It is a half square mile shopping district and indoor terminal hosting authentic grocers, food stands, restaurants, and PGH memorabilia. Some of the best places to visit within the Strip: Puttshack (extreme indoor mini golf), City Winery, Primantis, Delucas, Pamela's Diner, Mon Aimee Chocolat, Yinzers, and the Pennsylvania Macaroni Company. See their website below for more as well as parking information and directions.

Take a ride on a century old cable car that takes you to the top of Mount Washington! Here, you will experience lookouts that allow for the best views of the city. Fun fact, this is actually where Sean proposed to Meghan! See the website for details regarding parking and logistics.

Take a walk along the north shore for fantastic views of the city as well as lots of great restaurants along the way. The bride recommends parking near Acrisure Stadium, beginning at the Mister Rogers Memorial and walking the riverfront trail from there.

Visit the point and stand at the tip of the Pittsburgh peninsula for beautiful views. You will get to experience the iconic Pittsburgh Point Fountain and all of its glory. This is a great photo spot! Also, often during the summer there are food trucks and live music to enjoy!

Visit the museum of the pop-art icon, Andy Warhol. Here you will find an extensive collection of archives from the Pittsburgh artist. It is the largest museum in North America that is dedicated to one artist!

As a Pittsburgh Smithsonian museum, the Heinz History Center features six floors of artifacts and history. Here you can learn about the history of Heinz ketchup, the Pittsburgh steel industry, Mister Rogers, the regions contribution to the Apollo 11 landing, Pittsburgh sports, and the Underground Railroad.

If you love meatballs, you'll love Sienna Mercato. The three story restaurant offers a variety of fun food and drinks to enjoy and is one of the bride's favorites! The rooftop is amazing!

For a fun Pittsburgh dining experience, check out the Grand Concourse. Located in Station Square, the restaurant- which used to be an old train terminal- offers beautiful views of the city from across the river.

Primanti Bros. is known for putting french fries on their sandwiches and salads- a Pittsburgh staple!

If you're looking for unique, craft cocktails (especially bourbon), this place is for you! Their wide range of liquors and talented mixologists provide an excellent experience.

City works is a classic sports bar in Market Square. Here you'll find over 90 beers on tap (30+ from local breweries) and American style food. It is one of the bride and groom's favorite spots in PGH!

Enjoy delicious coffee, tea, small handhelds, and Pittsburgh Popcorn at Yinz Coffee. You may even learn a few more Pittsburghese words while you're here!

Another great place for classic bar food. The food, drinks, appetizers, and overall atmosphere of The Yard makes for a great lunch or dinner spot!

If you love a good 50s style diner, Pamelas is the place for you! This iconic Pittsburgh restaurant is adored by everyone all around the city. You'll want to try their hotcakes while here- it's what they're famous for! They are uniquely as thin as a dime but all around delicious! You don't want to skip out on this awesome spot. (All locations are great!)

Located on Washington's Landing is one of Pittsburgh's only waterfront restaurants. Enjoy a relaxing lunch or dinner by the water and take a look at the locally docked boats while you're here!