On weekdays, it's a busy market with lots of ethnic grocery stores and street food. Try the Chinese pancakes.
I've seen turtles, sharks and other crazy things here. It might not be fresh and organic but it's a classic! Be sure to get a fried fish sandwich.
This glass castle was always my favorite Pittsburgh building, so much so that it's where Seth proposed!
An experience! Ride the incline up to Mount Washington and enjoy the breathtaking city views.
Authentic polish food and amazing pierogies! And the heraldry of Aleksandrokujewski (or something close to that) is painted outside... must be a distant cousin.
Mix of historic buildings and modern shopping chains, but beautiful to walk through and fun for kids!
An institution, where the "Large" fry is as big as a cafeteria tray and small is not much smaller!
More of a full day sort of activity, this is a really classic amusement park like a Coney Island or Old Cedar Point. Went here every summer.
Pittsburgh is the home of the NATIONAL aviary where you can see amazing birds from around the world.
If you can make it to a ballgame, this has to be one of the most beautiful ballpark views in the country!
Neat place with an Omnimax (360 degree) theatre, but very similar to Cosi, so not sure it's worth a Columbus/Ohio resident's time.
Not at the top of my list, but it's a super new shopping area kind of like Easton in Columbus.
Where we got our marriage license! ... haha jk. adding this because right in this area is really neat gothic (gargoyles, etc.) architecture. Walk the little triangle Liberty/Grant/5th.
Heinz Chapel and the Cathedral of Learning are across the street from Carnegie Natural History Museum. Worth a peak.
