Things To Do

Alameda Waterpark

This is in the same park as our rehearsal dinner. For the aquatically inclined, enjoy a pool, splash pad, waterslides, toddler pools, and an aqua rock wall. Admission is $6 per person for anyone over 2 years.

Altitude Trampoline Park Butler

For the young and the young at heart!

Conley Resort & Golf

The Big Butler Fair

We've never been so we have no idea what it's like, but Butler's fair will be open throughout the weekend.

The Duquesne Incline

For one of the most iconic views of the city, ride the Duquesne incline! $5 round trip ages 12-24; $2.50 round trip ages 6-11. 5 and under are free. Exact change required. CASH ONLY. Wheelchair accessibility is via the Upper Station located at 1220 Grandview Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. 15211.

Primanti Bros. Restaurant & Bar

We would be bad Pittsburghers if we didn't include Primantis on this list! This location is the original but you can find locations throughout the area (they're all good) and try this city's (almost) famous sandwich that includes coleslaw and french fries. Fun fact: Nate and Anna ate at the Market Square Primantis the night they got engaged (after a fancy dinner elsewhere, of course).

Pittsburgh Museums

Pittsburgh has an extensive list of museums, which you can see by clicking "View" below. Some of our favorites include the Andy Warhol Museum, Heinz History Center, The Mattress Factory, and Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens. The Carnegie Science Center & The Children's Museum are wonderful for children!

National Aviary

Anna is slightly afraid of birds so we can't speak from personal experience, but Pittsburgh is the proud home of the National Aviary, which receives glowing reviews!

The Strip District

For an iconic Pittsburgh experience, head to the Strip District. Walk around Penn Ave and Smallman St. for coffee, food, Steelers gear, and cute local shops, and finish with a nice stroll along the river!