3 Best Places To See in Pittsburgh, PA

PNC PARK has a well deserved reputation as a great ball park. No bad seats. Great environment always a great crowd and even high quality baseball!!!.

PNC Park completely exceeded every expectation! From the moment we walked across the iconic Roberto Clemente Bridge, we knew this place was something special. The views of the Pittsburgh skyline and the Allegheny River are simply breathtaking, especially as the sun sets and the lights come on. There truly isn't a bad seat in the stadium. Our view of the field was fantastic, and the atmosphere was electric with friendly fans and an exciting game. The ballpark was clean, well-organized, and easy to navigate, with plenty of food options throughout the park. One of my favorite parts was being able to roll around and enjoy the incredible views from every angle. Whether you're a lifelong baseball fan or just visiting Pittsburgh, PNC Park is an experience you'll never forget. Watching my Braves play here made the trip even more memorable. This is definitely a ballpark every baseball fan should have on their bucket list. We can't wait to come back!.

This is probably the best ball park in all of the national baseball League. I would say my second favorite would be San Diego. The park is nestled near the confluence of the three big Rivers, The Allegheny the Monongahela which joined to form the Ohio River. If you ever get a chance you definitely have to come see this park and you got to see the city. So many wonderful places to go and see. Downtown is wonderful and the strip district is another great area. They have a lot of great bike trails all through the city. You could easily spend a week here.

Visiting Phipps Conservatory was absolutely worth it. The gardens are stunning, with beautifully arranged flowers, vibrant greenery, and thoughtfully curated exhibits. Every room offered something unique—from tropical plants to seasonal blooms—and the views throughout were simply breathtaking. It’s a peaceful and inspiring place, perfect for a relaxing stroll or taking in nature’s beauty. I’d highly recommend it to anyone visiting Pittsburgh—whether you’re a plant lover or just looking for a beautiful escape in the city.

I had zero expectations before visiting and it completely blew my mind, from the first room I entered all the way to the exit. The collection of plants and flowers is vast, beautifully arranged, and incredibly well maintained. The Spring flowers and Panama collections are simply great! It's a must to bring a good camera, this is a photographer’s paradise. Obviously the best botanical garden I’ve ever visited.

An exhilarating experience for sure. Enjoyed the tranquil atmosphere on a snowy Monday. Would love to visit in the spring time when all the rooms are open. It was a little bit hard to navigate all the areas, but digital maps definitely helped. Make sure to take your time and enjoy designated “quiet areas”. Very informative and beautiful. Would definitely visit again.