Arts & Culture
Pittsburgh is a city of eclectic cultures, communities and neighborhoods that help create the vibrant arts and cultural scene that we locals take much pride in.
A trip to Pittsburgh is as unforgettable as it is easy.
Become part of the heartbeat of our city and region and see why National Geographic Traveller, UK included Pittsburgh on the The Cool List 2019. Experience world-renowned art from some of the most prolific American artists in history, dine in unique, offbeat, and award-winning restaurants, and dive deep into the rich sports culture.
With a direct flight via British Airways, Pittsburgh is just a plane ride away. And, after landing, getting to downtown is a 20 minute drive. Find a wide range of hotels and unique stay opportunities in any of Pittsburgh's 90 neighborhoods. Once you’re here, Pittsburgh is just a few hours’ drive from many other major U.S. cities, such as Chicago, Washington, D.C., Philadelphia and more.
Pittsburgh has raised the likes of famed pop artist Andy Warhol and iconic architect Frank Lloyd Wright. One of the best ways to et to know Pittsburgh is to get up close to the work of these legends. The Andy Warhol Museum on Pittsburgh’s North Side is a must-see. Explore seven floors chronicling Warhol’s work and life – the largest single-artist museum in the U.S. Outside of the museum, take in colorful murals and grab some selfies at the museum’s Pop District.
If you venture out of Pittsburgh to the beautiful Laurel Highlands, you can tour Fallingwater and Kentuck Knob, the famous works by Frank Lloyd Wright.
In Pittsburgh, find a sense of down-to-earth authenticity on each plate, whether you’re grabbing a quick bite or settling in at a James Beard-nominated restaurant. Pittsburgh is known for a few delicacies of its own, but we’re not all french fries and pierogies. You’ll find something for all appetites here. When it comes to dining, Pittsburgh is topping lists and making an impression!
We wouldn’t leave you thirsty. Pittsburgh has booming craft beer, spirits, and wine industries. With over 40 craft breweries in and around Pittsburgh (and a few interesting ways to explore them), you’re sure to drink your fill. If whiskey is more your style, find 9 area distilleries that recall Western PA’s starring role in the Whiskey Rebellion.
Pittsburgh’s sport culture is timeless, passionate, and a way of life for some. In Pittsburgh, you’ll find some of the most die-hard sports fanatics in the world. Catch a game any time of year at one of the excellent sports facilities, each found within walking distance of one another. And, there's no shortage of things to do between sporting events in Pittsburgh.
Even if you don’t see a game, there are plenty of ways experience Pittsburgh’s sports scene. You can dive into the region’s sports roots history at the Senator John Heinz History Center (you can also see the original set of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood and take a deep dive into the history of the Heinz Empire). And browse unique baseball memorabilia at the Roberto Clemente Musuem, which is housed in a former fire house and features a winery.
Arts & Culture
Pittsburgh is a city of eclectic cultures, communities and neighborhoods that help create the vibrant arts and cultural scene that we locals take much pride in.
Restaurants & Culinary
Global cuisine spanning 90 unique neighborhoods
Pittsburgh Airport
Pittsburgh is conveniently located within 500 miles of nearly half the U.S. population and less than a 90-minute flight from nearly half of North America's population.