- Things to Do
Free Things to DoYou don't have to spend a dime to have a good time in Pittsburgh!
Family FunMuseums, rollercoasters, riverboats, children's theater, family dining and more.
Sports and RecreationPittsburgh is home to the Steelers, Penguins, Pirates and Pitt Panthers.
History + HeritagePittsburgh's history, from the Gateway to the West to a center of industry.
FestivalsWorld-class film, art, music and cultural festivals happening year-round.
OutdoorsOutdoor sports, parks, backpacking, hiking, cycling, boating and more in Southwest Pennsylvania.
ArchitecturePittsburgh's world-class wonders, including Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater.
Visual ArtsThe Andy Warhol Museum, Carnegie Museum of Art, public art displays and more.
Performing ArtsMusicals, Theater, Opera, the Pittsburgh Symphony, Jazz, Banjos.
Taste Of Our TownEat local! Farmers markets, CSAs, and food reviews from TABLE magazine.
NeighborhoodsExplore Pittsburgh's 89 distinctive and ethnically diverse neighborhoods.
Pittsburgh PodcastsTake a walking tour of Pittsburgh with these great podcasts from MoGoes.
- Countryside
Armstrong CountyFind out what there is to See + Do in Armstrong County.
Beaver CountyFind out what there is to See + Do in Beaver County.
Butler CountyFind out what there is to See + Do in Butler County.
Greene CountyFind out what there is to See + Do in Greene County.
Indiana CountyFind out what there is to See + Do in Indiana County.
Lawrence CountyFind out what there is to See + Do in Lawrence County.
Mercer CountyFind out what there is to See + Do in Mercer County.
Washington CountyFind out what there is to See + Do in Washington County.
Western PA WineriesWith its varied climate, the region is well suited to a wide range of grape varieties.
Covered Bridges47 traditional covered bridges remain standing in Southwest Pennsylvania.
AntiquesPeruse pieces of history and objects of art across the region.
Bed + Breakfast InnsExperience the Countryside first-hand at one of the region's many B+Bs.
- Reunions
Family, School + Military ReunionsReunions offer a tremendous opportunity to experience Pittsburgh.
Bring It HomePittsburgh wants to host your next meeting or convention.
Unique VenuesPittsburgh has plenty of unique venues to accommodate your reunion, regardless of size
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Reunion KitThis handy kit can help you no matter what type of reunion or meeting you are planning.
- Relocation
Personal RelocationEverything you need to know about relocating to America's Most Livable City.
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- Meeting Planners
David L. Lawrence Convention Center1.5 million sq.ft. of state-of-the-art space in the heart of Downtown.
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Things To DoWhere to eat, how to have fun, and more.
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Location + AccessibilityPittsburgh is within 500 miles of 50% of the North American population.
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Supplier DirectoryListings of all of our service suppliers, business, convention and transportation.
Meeting Planner Guide (PDF)An introduction to the Southwestern Pennsylvania region.
Convention Center Guide (PDF)Information and stats for meeting planners.
Three City AllianceThree dynamic destinations that share the same vision and commitment to excellence.- Springtime 2010
- Travel Trade
Suggested ItinerariesThese sample itineraries are a taste of the best the city has to offer.
Planning ServicesWe have a multitude of services to help you plan the most entertaining tour possible.
Group TransportationIn need of a motorcoach? Let our partners help you out.
ReceptivesYour guide to local receptives who will help you plan your perfect tour.
Group Tour StaffOur helpful staff is here to assist you. Find out who to contact to meet your specific needs.
AffiliationsVisitPittsburgh is a proud member of these travel trade organizations.
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- Press
Online Press KitA resource for journalists interested in writing about the Pittsburgh region.
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- Partners
Partnership InformationLearn how Partnership with VisitPittsburgh is an investment in your future.
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Multi-Lingual BrochuresPittsburgh and Its Countryside Welcomes the World!
Indiana County Tourist Bureau
2334 Oakland Avenue, Suite 7
Indiana, PA 15701
Toll-Free: 877-7INDIANA
Phone: 724-463-7505
Website: www.visitindianacountypa.org
Things to Do in Indiana County
Smicksburg Amish Settlement
724.463.7505 or 814.257.0192
Smicksburg is the largest Amish settlement in western Pennsylvania. The past and present coexist as horse-drawn carriages and automobiles share the roads. The community is made up of specialty shops, restaurants, a winery and more.
Jimmy Stewart Museum
724.349.6112 or 1.800.83JIMMY
Jimmy Stewart, one of America's most beloved film stars, was born and raised in Indiana. The Jimmy Stewart Museum celebrates his life through galleries, interactive displays and its own movie theater.
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
800.442.6830
IUP is the largest university in the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education and is recognized as a "public Ivy" for its high academic standards at an affordable cost.
Indiana County Christmas Tree Growers
724.465.5686
Growing and harvesting over one million trees annually, Indiana County is known as the Christmas Tree Capital of the World. Many visitors head to Indiana County every year for their tree and a touch of holiday spirit.
Yellow Creek State Park
724.357.7913
The 2,981-acre park accomodates hiking, hunting, cross-country skiing, snowmobiling and ice skating. The 720-acre lake is an excellent spot for swimming and boating, as well as fishing.
Indiana County Parks
724.463.8636
Indiana County Parks include attractions both recreational and historic in nature. With over ten locations throughout the country, one doesn't have to travel far to experience the beauty of Indiana County's parks.
Covered Bridges
724.463.7505 or 1.877.7INDIANA
It's an instant trip to the 19th century when you visit Indiana County's four covered bridges. The Thomas Carol Bridge has been recently renovated, so cars can continue to pass through it.
Rails-to-Trails Projects
724.463.8636
Converted from abandoned rail lines, Indiana County has nearly 40 miles of rails-to-trails projects for hiking, biking, horseback riding and cross-country skiing on the picturesque Ghost Town, Hoodlebug and West Penn Trails.
Downtown Indiana
724.463.6110
From the historic buildings that line Philadelphia Street to the events that take place year-round, Downtown Indiana offers a wide variety of activities sure to keep everyone's attention.
Blairsville
724.463.7505 or 1.877.7INDIANA
Historic Blairsville allows visitors to revisit the days when "rail was king." Blairsille prospered as a major rail center and also an important stop on the legendary Underground Railroad.
Cherry Tree
724.463.7505 or 1.877.7INDIANA
Cherry Tree was named for a large cherry tree that became a landmark for travelers in the 1770s. The Susquehanna River runs through town, thus making it an important area for settlers.
Historical + Genealogical Society of Indiana County
724.463.9600
Located in the historic Silas M. Clark House, the Historical + Genealogical Society of Indiana County offers programs on a year-round basis and promotes the preservation of Indiana County's rich heritage.
Fairs, Festivals + Special Events
724.463.7505 or 1.877.7INDIANA
Year-round, Indiana County has hundreds of events with activities for young and old. From community-based celebrations to concerts and agricultural fairs, to the arts, Indiana County has a festival for you.
Saltsburg
724.463.7505 or 1.877.7INDIANA
Named for the salt industry that was vital to early Saltsburg, the town is also known for its Canal Park that takes visitors on a mid-1800s trip along the Pennsylvanian Mainline Canal System.
Naeskahoni Town
724.248.0114
Make a reservation to tour Naeskahoni Town, a French and Indian War era living village situated on Chestnut Ridge near Black Lick. Experience life from this era as you participate in the daily chores of the Eastern Woodland people. There are 10 structures within the village, each of which provides opportunities for hands-on activities.
Dane Castle
814.749.7341
Call to schedule a tour of Indiana County's very own medieval castle, Dane Castle. Visitors truly feel as though they have stepped back to the 12th Century as they cross the drawbridge that spans a dry moat. Dane Castle brings to life the times of knights and princesses, wizards and dragons.
