3 Best Landmarks in Pittsburgh, PA

“National Aviary is home to over 550 birds, representing more than 150 species, and is a proud Association of Zoos and Aquariums member. The Aviary is the most significant and independent indoor nonprofit Aviary in the United States. The United States Congress has granted the Aviary honorary "National" status. At National Aviary, daily interactive experiences are available to visitors, such as Penguin Point, an exhibit featuring eleven African penguins with underwater viewing, Penguin Connection, and the bird-feeding adventure Lories & Friends. The Aviary is one of the most visited places in Pittsburgh. Free Admission For Children Under 2.”

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“The Frick Pittsburgh showcases decorative arts from the Renaissance to the present and provides insight into the Frick family's lifestyle at the turn of the 20th century. The Museum is in Pittsburgh's famous East End and spans five acres of beautifully landscaped lawns and gardens. The Museum's roots date back to the early 1900s when the Fricks purchased an 11-room, Italianate-style house shortly after their marriage. With over 100,000 annual visitors, the Frick offers a variety of adult outreach services through local libraries, senior centers, and community centers. The Museum's programming provides adults numerous opportunities to engage with their collections, exhibits, and each other through hands-on learning activities. Visitors can enjoy Western art exhibits, including rotating exhibits, and explore the collection of antique cars and carriages.”

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“Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall & Museum offers insight into American history through military equipment and personal accounts carried, including what soldiers wore and took home. The Memorial Hall stands out as one of the few military museums in the United States that honors men and women who have served in all branches of the military in various capacities. Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall & Museum has been collecting and donating artifacts to veterans for the past century. The museum provides a unique platform to educate visitors about American military history and share stories of people who have served the country since the Civil War. This helps visitors better understand military service in the context of national and global history. Free Admission For Military and Veterans.”

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