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Point State Park
Park at the tip of downtown Pittsburgh where the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers form the Ohio River, with a large fountain, the outlines of Fort Pitt and a museum.
Pensilvânia · the United States
Pittsburgh
In the destination Pittsburgh and Fallingwater.
In the photo: Duquesne Incline station, in Pittsburgh
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The city
What to expect from Pittsburgh.
The second-largest city in Pennsylvania, at the meeting of the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers, where the Ohio River begins. A former steel capital, it has hundreds of bridges, funiculars that climb Mount Washington to viewpoints over downtown, the Andy Warhol Museum on the North Shore, the Carnegie Museums and the Phipps conservatory in Oakland, and the Heinz History Center in the Strip District.
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The local experience
What to see in Pittsburgh
Funicular and viewpoint
Duquesne Incline and Mount Washington
An 1877 funicular that climbs Mount Washington in wooden cars to a viewpoint over downtown, the three rivers and Pittsburgh’s bridges.
Art museum
The Andy Warhol Museum
A seven-story museum on the North Shore dedicated to Andy Warhol, born in Pittsburgh, with paintings, films, photographs and objects spanning the artist’s career.
Museum
Carnegie Museums of Art and Natural History
Two museums in the same building in Oakland, founded by Andrew Carnegie: one of art, with paintings, architecture, and the Carnegie International exhibition, and another of natural history, with dinosaurs.
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Botanical garden
Phipps Conservatory
A Victorian greenhouse from 1893 in Schenley Park, with rooms of tropical plants, orchids, and seasonal flower displays, plus outdoor gardens.
History museum
Senator John Heinz History Center
The largest history museum in Pennsylvania, housed in a former ice warehouse in the Strip District, with exhibitions on western Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh sports, and the children’s program by Fred Rogers.