Duquesne Incline
Ride a historic funicular for breathtaking views of Pittsburgh's skyline and the confluence of its rivers.
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Plan a free trip to PittsburghUpdated: 2026-09-28
Pittsburgh, the former Steel City, has transformed into a vibrant hub of art, technology, and education, with a dramatic urban landscape of bridges and green hills. Visit to experience its unique blend of rich industrial history and flourishing contemporary culture, alongside world-class museums and excellent cuisine.
Things to do in Pittsburgh include Duquesne Incline, Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, Randyland. Here are 15 places worth knowing, with a short note on each.
Ride a historic funicular for breathtaking views of Pittsburgh's skyline and the confluence of its rivers.
Plan PittsburghExplore stunning collections of tropical plants, orchids, and seasonal flowers in beautiful historic greenhouses.
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Visit the historic park at the confluence of the three rivers, featuring an iconic fountain and scenic views.
Plan PittsburghExplore the life and work of iconic pop artist Andy Warhol in his most comprehensive collection.
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Build an itinerary for PittsburghVisit an impressive Gothic skyscraper, part of the University of Pittsburgh, with unique Nationality Rooms.
Plan PittsburghBustling with specialty shops, ethnic restaurants, and street vendors-a great place to sample local and international foods.
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Duquesne Incline, Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, Randyland, Fallingwater, Point State Park, Andy Warhol Museum and 9 more. Duquesne Incline: Ride a historic funicular for breathtaking views of Pittsburgh's skyline and the confluence of its rivers.
Museums worth visiting in Pittsburgh: Randyland, Fallingwater, Andy Warhol Museum (North Shore), Carnegie Science Center and Senator John Heinz History Center.
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