I love my hometown of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA — wonderfully friendly people, delicious restaurants, great sports teams, loads of bike trails and paths, glorious hills, a variety of interesting architecture, world-class museums, four distinct seasons. You can find loads to do by Googling your interests, but I’ve listed below some standard Pittsburgh stops as well as a few offbeat attractions for the adventurous.

VisitPittsburgh.com has even more ideas to make you trip to Pittsburgh as enjoyable as possible.

‘BURGH CERTIFIED

• Bicycle Heaven
• Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh
• Cathedral of Learning
• City of Asylum
• Clemente Museum
• Heinz History Center 
• Mount Washington / Duquesne Incline
• Point State Park / Fort Pitt Museum
• Strip District
• The Warhol

OVER THE EDGE

• Bayernhof Music Museum – a world-class collection of music boxes and other antique automatic music machines
• Center for PostNatural History – “dedicated to the advancement of knowledge relating to the complex interplay between culture, nature, and biotechnology”
• Dr. Tumblety’s Time-Inspired Specialty Shop – “tonics & trinkets, hats & fragrance, grooming & cosmetics, local artisans novels & novelties, oils & elixirs, cures & curiosities, vintage goods & gifts”
• Kickback Pinball Cafe – “2 dozen modern and classic pinball machines”
• Mattress Factory – “laboratory where you can immerse yourself in the creative vision of artists from around the world”
• Randyland – “an all-outdoor courtyard museum of the heart (and the most painted house in the galaxy)”
• Trundle Manor – “Pittsburgh’s most unusual and strangely accessible private home”