Pittsburgh Holiday Deals

Pittsburgh Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Pittsburgh

Longing to take a break from the office and get a little loose? Wish you were gazing at the bottom of a Daiquiri glass rather than that soul-crushing spreadsheet? Pittsburgh is waiting for you!

Of course, it isn't just buildings and attractions that make up a city — there's also the people. In this part of Southwest Pennsylvania, you'll find 310,000 of them.

This destination lies 270 kilometres away from Harrisburg, the state capital, and 18 kilometres away from Indianola.

The entire family is sure to love visits to the Duquesne Incline and the Monongahela Incline. Kids still up for more? Keep the adventure going with a visit to Kennywood and Wildwood Highlands.

Take your children to National Aviary or the Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG Aquarium and watch their faces fill with awe! They'll be able to get up close to some fascinating animals and learn about the importance of taking care of the environment while they're at it.

Ever wondered how your wine starts from grapes and ends up as a delicious drop in your glass? Then plan a day out at the La Casa Narcisi Winery and the Wooden Door Winery. An outing to the Washington Winery will also indulge your palate.

Looking for high-stakes table games and a glittering atmosphere? Get along to the Rivers Casino! It's the ideal place to start a wild night out!

If you're interested in knowing about the local plant specimens, set your sights on Phipps Conservatory. Alternatively, spend a relaxing afternoon exploring the pathways and taking in the variety of plant and flower specimens at the Pittsburgh Botanic Garden.

Remember those blissful childhood days of lying on the grass watching clouds float by? Recapture that feeling at Round Hill Park and Canonsburg Town Park. Also think about plonking yourself down on the grass and whiling away a few hours at Frick Park or West End-Elliott Overlook Park.

Pittsburgh offers a number of natural reserves, such as Schenley Park and Point State Park. Moon Park and Montour Trail are two more that are worth checking out.

Go to the USS Requin or the Western Pennsylvania Model Railroad Museum if the weather's looking less-than-perfect. Study the captivating exhibits or just take five in the calm settings. If you have extra time, also check out the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum and the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall and Museum.

Broaden your knowledge on the most recent in scientific technology at the Carnegie Science Center. The journey of discovery doesn't have to end there. Woodville Plantation is chock-full of even more science artefacts and exhibits that are just waiting to be explored.

We aren't exactly sure how the Carnegie Museum of Natural History and the Carnegie Museum and Library have managed to amass so many of this planet's treasures into just two spaces. A visit to either will thrill you for hours on end. For even more displays from the natural world, stop in at the Center for PostNatural History.

With a good number of terrific art collections to select from, you might need a small push in the right direction. We suggest grabbing a strong coffee and making your way to the Andy Warhol Museum or the Carnegie Museum of Art. You should also check to see what exhibitions and events are on at the Mattress Factory and the Photo Antiquities Museum of Photographic History.

Calling all history enthusiasts! You'll love discovering the vivid and varied past of the region at the Senator John Heinz Regional History Centre and the Leechburg Area Museum and Historical Society. For an even deeper look into days gone by, also think about visiting the Frick Art and Historical Center and the Fort Pitt Museum.

Pittsburgh offers many significant historic sites. Why not begin delving into the city's past at Clayton and Allegheny County Courthouse? If you're still hungry for more, F. Julius LeMoyne House and Homewood Cemetery should be next on your itinerary.

Roberto Clemente Bridge and Andy Warhol Bridge may not play quite as much of a role in joining the city as they did in times gone by, but they have a second life as important tourist experiences.

Get your fill of both local faith and history at Heinz Memorial Chapel and St. Nicholas Croatian Catholic Parish. In addition, find out if tours are available at St. Anthony's Chapel and Mount Saint Peter Church.

You'll probably feel as though there's nothing else to do after seeing Pittsburgh's most popular tourist sights, but don't get on that plane just yet. There are still a few things which are worth a look. Why not spend some time at the Benedum Center and the Heinz Hall? The Pittsburgh Center for the Arts and the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh also offer a fun afternoon out.

Hotels in Pittsburgh

Whether you're seeking the basics or the whole kit and caboodle, Pittsburgh has your back! For a place that won't melt your credit card, you can't go past the Quality Inn University Center, located at 3401 Blvd Of The Allies, or the Days Inn Pittsburgh PA, at 1150 Banksville Rd. Or would you rather spend your time in more luxurious surrounds? Prepare to be treated like royalty at the Fairmont Pittsburgh or the Kimpton Hotel Monaco Pittsburgh.