City Hall Tours
The City of Pittsburgh is proud to open the doors of the historic City-County Building to the public, allowing a unique behind the scenes look at the seat of Pittsburgh's government – including the rarely seen State Rooms of the the Mayor and City Council of Pittsburgh. Built from 1915-17, the City-County Building was designed by renowned architects Henry Hornbostel & Edward Lee as the 3rd seat of government for the City Of Pittsburgh. A gift from itself for Pittsburgh’s Incorporation Centennial in 1916, this magnificent building was considered to be temporary! Now, 100 years later we happily open the doors to our permanent home to the public.
