Things To Do
Senator John Heinz History Center
Stop by the Heinz History Center (ranked America's #1 History Museum) for a fun immersion into Pittsburgh's storied history (and all the ketchup and pickle merchandise you'll ever need)!
Strip District
Come hungry as you take a stroll through Pittsburgh's historic Strip District, where some of Pittsburgh's most notable grocers, produce stands, and street vendors have called home for more than 100 years. Spend your weekend morning retracing Catherine's footsteps to her favorite Strip District spots, including Enrico's Biscotti, Penn Mac, Sunseri's, Colangelo's Bakery, Parma Sausage, Wholey's Fish Market, and Pane E Pronto/DiAnoia's!
Duquesne and Monongahela Inclines
Pittsburgh's two remaining inclines date back to the 1870s, and are the oldest continuously operating funicular railways in the world! They were built to transport workers up and down "Coal Hill" (now known as Mt. Washington). Take a quick roundtrip ride for some of the best views Pittsburgh has to offer.
The Rink at PPG Place
Embrace the chilly weather at The Rink at PPG Place, recently ranked "the most beautiful ice rink in North America" and located in the heart of Downtown Pittsburgh!
