Vanessa & Richard
Things To Do
Duquesne Incline
Scale Mount Washington in one of two original 1877 cable cars for a fun and unique ride and a breathtaking view of the Pittsburgh skyline when you reach the top of the 400-foot incline. Parking available across the street from our lower station at 1197 West Carson Street.
Strip District
Located on a narrow strip of land in a flood plain, scenic neighborhood features historic points of interest such as Senator John Heinz Regional History Center and Pennsylvania Railroad Fruit Auction Building.
Primanti Bros.
Long-running Pittsburgh-born chain known for sandwiches piled high with coleslaw & french fries.
Pamela's Diner
Great stop for breakfast and lunch!
Penn Brewery
Penn Brewery is one of the only breweries in Pittsburgh operating in a historic brewery building (that is approaching 170 years old), giving it an incredibly unique vibe that is more reminiscent of a European brewer.
Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens
A green oasis in the middle of Pittsburgh's vibrant Oakland neighborhood, Phipps has provided a world-class garden experience to its visitors since 1893.
Randyland
Created by native Pittsburgh artist Randy Gilson, Randyland is a vibrant, intricate and eclectic experiential art museum in the city's North Side. It's been bringing smiles to visitors' faces since 1995 when Gilson originally bought the building using funds he had earned as a part-time waiter and proceeded to decorate it with repurposed trash.
Market Square
Market Square is an open public space surrounded by restaurants and shops, located at the intersection of Forbes Avenue and Market Street.
The Andy Warhol Museum
The Andy Warhol Museum is the largest single-artist museum in the country. Housed in a refurbished warehouse, it holds seven floors' worth of instillations, reproductions and educational exhibits dedicated to one of the most famous Pittsburghers.