What to do in North Side, PA

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Places to Visit in North Side

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1. PNC Park

Home of the Pittsburgh Pirates, PNC Park is considered one of the country’s best major league ballparks. In addition to offering gorgeous views of the downtown Pittsburgh skyline and riverfront, the park features an intimate design that ensures every fan feels close to the game. Watch the Pirates play, explore the park’s exhibits and enjoy classic ballpark food.
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2. Acrisure Stadium

Home to the Pittsburgh Steelers, the glorious modern stadium, Heinz Field, is perched on the edge of the meeting point of the city’s three rivers. As well as football, the arena occasionally hosts concerts with some of the biggest names in music as well as soccer and ice hockey games. Visit Heinz Field to attend a football game and get a sense of the local culture and passion.
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3. Kamin Science Center

There’s so much to see and do at the Carnegie Science Center – visitors of all ages will be spoilt for choice, whether you enjoy space-age robots, want to learn more about how our bodies work or feel like getting behind the controls of a submarine.
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4. National Aviary

Pittsburgh’s National Aviary is one of its most exciting attractions. As the largest aviary in the United States, and the only one to be awarded its distinguished “National” status by the US Congress, it is home to more than 600 birds from around 200 different species. These include many rare and unusual delights, making it a unique destination.
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5. Andy Warhol Museum

Pittsburgh’s most famous son is the eccentric artist, Andy Warhol. His iconic pop art images defined the 1960s for many, and his home town is rightly proud of his work and legacy. The Andy Warhol Museum celebrates the life and works of this creative genius and gives visitors a chance to explore Warhol’s inspiration and the development of his craft by showcasing less well-known pieces.
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6. Children's Museum of Pittsburgh

Don’t let the word “museum” fool you in the name of the Children's Museum of Pittsburgh – this place has one focus: play. The whole centre is designed to stimulate kids’ creativity and minds, giving them the space to have fun and enjoy themselves. Whatever their tastes may be, the Children's Museum of Pittsburgh will have something for them, as well as giving youngsters the opportunity to try new things.
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7. Roberto Clemente Bridge

Roberto Clemente Bridge is one of the “Three Sisters” – a trio of parallel suspension bridges across the Allegheny River, all of which are painted gold to represent Pittsburgh’s official colours of black and yellow, and named after famous residents. Roberto Clemente was a star player for the Pirates, Pittsburgh’s baseball team, and this bridge is a fitting one to bear his name, as it leads straight into the stadium. The other two “Sisters” are named in honour of marine biologist Rachel Carson and artist Andy Warhol.
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