- 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.
Spectator SportsHome of Super Bowl champs the Steelers, the city offers plenty of games and events.
History + HeritagePittsburgh's history, from the Gateway to the West to a center of industry.
Underground RailroadWestern PA played a central role in this important piece of American history.
OutdoorsOutdoor sports, parks, backpacking, hiking, cycling, boating and more in Southwest Pennsylvania.
Golf in Western PAThe region boasts 8 courses rated an 'outstanding' 4 of 5 stars by Golf Digest.
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.
- Visitors + Residents
Hotels + TicketsCreate your own Getaway by choosing a hotel and discounted attraction tickets.
Get Here + Get GoingFuel your great road trip with free gas from GetGo and Giant Eagle.
Upcoming FestivalsWorld-class film, art, music and cultural festivals hapening year-round.
ReunionsGather together in Pittsburgh for your best reunion ever!
2009 Forrest Wood CupPittsburgh welcomes the crown jewel of bass fishing championships!
KennywoodAmerica's finest traditional amusement park, and a national historic landmark.
Parent'HoodDiscover Pittsburgh's family-friendly North Shore.
Dinos!T. rex is back at Dinos In Their Time at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History.
Pittsburgh PodcastsTake a walking tour of Pittsburgh with these great podcasts from MoGoes.
- Meeting Planners
David L. Lawrence Convention Center1.5 million sq.ft. of state-of-the-art space in the heart of Downtown.
AccommodationsInformation about Downtown hotels, and numbers of committable rooms.
Things To DoWhere to eat, how to have fun, and more.
Off-Site FacilitiesUnique facilities for your reception.
Location + AccessibilityPittsburgh is within 500 miles of 50% of the North American population.
Getting Around TownInformation on travel to Pittsburgh, and tips for navigating the city.
Convention ServicesService suppliers, program planning, facilities, housing and more.
Sales TerritoriesContact information for VisitPittsburgh's Convention Sales staff.
Bring It HomeInvite your organization to bring its convention home to Pittsburgh.
Request For ProposalFill out this form to get started with planning your meeting in Pittsburgh.
Services Lead RequestFill out this form to request leads for all your convention services needs.
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.
- 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.
International InformationInformation on Pittsburgh in a variety of languages.
- News Room
Online Press KitA resource for journalists interested in writing about the Pittsburgh region.
Request A Press KitUse this Media Request Form to obtain a print copy of our Press Kit.
News ReleasesCurrent and archived press releases produced by VisitPittsburgh.
Photo RequestsDozens of high-resolution photographs available for editorial use.
Clip BookFind out what writers at national and international publications have been saying about our city.
Visitation GuidelinesImportant background for members of the press who are planning a trip to Pittsburgh.
Marketing + Communications StaffWho we are and what we do.
- Partners
Partnership InformationLearn how Partnership with VisitPittsburgh is an investment in your future.
Why Join?More business. More leads. More exposure. More ways to profit from millions of visitors.
Join NowBecome a Partner at VisitPittsburgh and help grow your business.
Power of TourismYour partnership helps us increase area tourism, and gives you access to exclusive growth tools.
Partner BenefitsVisitPittsburgh can help you to capitalize on the $3.06 billion tourism market.
TestimonialsHear what our Partners have to say about us.
Partner DirectoryA listing of all of VisitPittsburgh's partners.
Partner EventsUpcoming events for VisitPittsburgh partners.
Partner LoginCurrent partners login to get the latest Convention Calendar.
- Countryside
The CountiesLearn about the counties of Pittsburgh + It's Countryside.
Countryside ItinerariesSuggestions for how to spend your time in the Countryside.
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.
TrailsThe region's unique mix of steep hills and flat riverbeds makes it great for hiking and biking.
Countryside FestivalsFarm shows, arts festivals, cultural fairs, folk festivals and more.
Amish HeritageThere are several large Amish populations in southwestern Pennsylvania, with lots to offer.
Countryside History + HeritageExplore the nation-building history of Southwest Pennsylvania.
- Relocation
Personal RelocationEverything you need to know about relocating to America's Most Livable City.
Commercial RelocationJoin Google, Seagate, RAND and a host of others that have come to Pittsburgh.
Relocation ServicesMoving and storage companies, utilities and other relocation services.
EducationColleges, universities, trade schools and local public + private education.
Downtown LivingCondos, shopping, Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership, downtown transportation.
Community AmenitiesHospitals, media, places of worship, transportation.
Quality of LifeArts + Culture, Family Fun, Outdoor Adventure, History + Heritage.
Relocation DirectoryDirectory of VisitPittsburgh Partners specializing in relocation services.
Send Me InformationSign-up and receive information from our relocation partners.
- G-20 Summit
2008 Events - Let's Party
Enter the Pittsburgh 250 Anniversary Toast Contest! VisitPittsburgh is looking for the most enthusiastic Steelers fans out there.
Step 1:
Video your group participating in the Pittsburgh 250 Anniversary toast—whether in a Steelers bar, at a party, or even at home with their favorite Steelers fans.
The Pittsburgh 250 Anniversary Toast:
"To the city that takes pride in its roots, treasures its rivers, celebrates its champions and inspires its people. A city that's added words to the dictionary, french fries and cole slaw to sandwiches, and Terrible Towels to wardrobes. Here's to Pittsburgh and 250 more years of changing the world ... n'at."
Step2:
Upload your video to YouTube
Step3:
Send the link to SteelersContest@visitpittsburgh.com.
Videos will be reviewed and the winner will receive an Official SuperBowl XL football and other Steelers paraphernalia.
Homecoming Weekend
Nov 26-30
In honor of Pittsburgh's 250th Birthday, local and expatriate 'Yinzers' are invited to celebrate a full weekend of 'Wel-Come Back' festivities.
Join us as Pittsburgh debuts the film My Tale of Two Cities about the journey of a man, and his city, going through a mid-life crisis. Learn how Pittsburgh is re-inventing itself. This humorous and poignant story is directed by Hollywood filmmaker and Pittsburgh native Carl Kurlander. To find out how his hometown of Pittsburgh—which built America with its steel, conquered polio, and invented everything from aluminum to the Big Mac—can reinvent itself for a new age, Kurlander tosses a football with Franco Harris and his son Dok on the North Side, goes shopping in Strip District with Teresa Heinz Kerry, and has breakfast at Ritter’s diner with Paul O’ Neill.
