Area Attractions

BUSHY RUN
724-527-5584
The only recognized native Indian battlefield in Pennsylvania. This 1763 battlesite of Pontiac's Rebellion features guided tours and a picnic pavillion.

Carnegie Science Center
412-237-3400
Recipient of the 2003 National Award for Museum Service, Carnegie Science Center inspires and entertains by connecting science and technology with everyday life. In addition to providing valuable scientific experiences, Carnegie Science Center engages in outreach programs that serve Pittsburgh's diverse community. The Science Center is located on Pittsburgh's North Shore along the banks of the Ohio River and is accessible to persons with disabilities.

PHIPPS CONSERVATORY
412-622-6914
This unique 13 room Victorian glasshouse is a dramatic backdrop for exotic tropical plants, flower shows and exhibits, something is always blooming at Phipps!

DUQUESNE INCLINE
412-381-1665
Historic century old cable car with a spectacular view travels between West Carson Street and the restaurants of Grandview Ave.

PITTSBURGH ZOO
412-665-3640
Located approximately five miles east of downtown Pittsburgh, the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium is a 77-acre facility that is home to more than 4000 animals representing hundreds of diverse species. Committed to education, research and wildlife conservation, the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium is actively involved in 64 Species Survival Plans and proudly exhibits 72 threatened or endangered species. The Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium is one of only six major zoo and aquarium combinations in the country. Open every day of the year except Christmas, it’s One Wild Place!

MONROEVIILLE MALL & THE DISTRICT SHOPS
412-243-8511
More than 180 stores including The District at Monroeville Mall, Mall Annex, Treats Food Court, Mr. Rodger’s Neighborhood playground and a Day Care Center are anchored by three large department stores, JCPenney, Macy’s and Boscov’s. Valet Parking and Stroller Rental are available, seasonal and entertainment events and craft shows, visit us online at www.monroevillemall.com

MONROEVIILLE HISTORICAL SITES
724-325-1435
Historic tour sites dating back to the 1800's include McGinley House, Old Stone Church, Little Stone Bridge and McCully Log House. Special events such as Summer Sundays Open House at McGinley & McCully Log House with special presentations on second Sundays including Yard Sale of Gift Shop items, Baking Bread in outdoor oven and churning butter, Heritage Day Festival in October, with demonstrations and tours, Community Tree lighting ceremony in November and Christmas Open House at the historical houses. All events and programs are free and open to the public.

SHERM EDWARDS CANDIES
412-372-4331
Quality chocolates for nearly 50 years. Free factory group tours (by appointment only) with free samples.

MONONGAHELA INCLINE
412-442-2000
The oldest and steepest incline in the country treats riders to a breathtaking view of the city from Mt. Washington.

STATION SQUARE
412-261-2811
This restored railroad terminal is host to shops, cafes, night spots and fine dining.

NATIONAL AVIARY
412-323-7235
Over 500 species of exotic and endangered birds are showcased in their natural habitats in a walk through exhibit.

TOUR-ED MINE AND MUSEUM
724-224-4720
Showing our history in coal Mining 1800 to the present, 1789 log cabin house, blacksmith shop, museum, gift shop and picnic area.