Explore the unique food shops, specialty stores, and street vendors in the Strip District. You can find everything from local and fresh ingredients to international spices and groceries. Afterward, head to the contemporary art museum dedicated to the life and work of Pittsburgh-native, Andy Warhol. You can see his iconic silk screen prints, explore his life, and enjoy the works of other modern artists.
Visit the National Aviary, home to more than 500 species of birds from around the world in immersive exhibits, free-flying spaces and up-close encounters. After a few hours at the Aviary, visit the Pittsburgh Zoo which houses over 4000 animals, including 20 threatened or endangered species.In conjunction with the zoo, the PPG Aquarium showcases nearly 4000 marine animals across 45 tanks with colorful coral reefs, sea turtle exhibits and a 3-story shark tank.
Enjoy spectacular views of Pittsburgh from the top of Mt. Washington, overlooking the rivers and downtown. After, ride the historic Duquesne Incline to Station Square, one of Pittsburgh's top shopping and dining destinations filled with boutiques, restaurants, and attractions including the Gateway Clipper Fleet boat tour.
If you have more time, you can explore more attractions, such as the Carnegie Science Center and Heinz History Center. If you have less time, you may choose to skip the PPG Aquarium as it is located on the same site as the Pittsburgh Zoo. Additionally, you can adjust the itinerary based on the opening and closing times of each attraction to ensure you have enough time to fully enjoy them.