Best time to visit Pittsburgh, PA
10 THINGS TO DO IN PITTSBURGH, PA (OCTOBER 27 - NOVEMBER 05)
Pennsylvania Fall Foliage
Autumn reveals its stunning colors across the Keystone State
Monongahela & Duquesne Inclines
If you haven’t ridden historical Pittsburgh funiculars, you haven’t seen the city yet
Pittsburgh Fall Foliage
Witness fall splendor in The Burgh and its surroundings
Linesville Spillway
Thousands of carp rise to the surface to be fed by visitors. You've never seen that much fish in one place!
Kayaking
A must-do in the city which lies at the junction of three rivers
Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens
Have yourself a top-notch garden experience in the green heart of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium
Reserve a day for a personal encounter with each of the 6,000 beautiful animals residing here
Halloween
Historic Pennsylvania is one of the best spots to celebrate Halloween
Cycling
Pedal your way around one of the most bike-friendly cities in the US
Halloween Events
Pittsburgh's scariest haunted houses and attractions
9 THINGS TO DO OUT OF SELECTED DATE RANGE
Pittsburgh 4th of July Celebration
out of rangeFestivities at Point State Park culminate with the Flashes of Freedom Fireworks
Anthrocon
out of rangeYou're welcome to become a part of the premier furry convention, with or without a costume
Barnesville Pumpkin Festival
out of rangeGiant pumpkins highlight the fall harvest celebration
Christmas Lights in PA
unconfirmedBest places in the state to get yourself into the Christmas spirit
Christmas Lights in Pittsburgh
out of rangeExplore the most dazzling holiday displays in Pittsburgh
New Year's Eve
out of rangeParties, fireworks, river cruises, holiday lights, and plenty of activities to close out the year with a blast
Chinese New Year
out of rangeThe annual Squirrel Hill Parade is the main highlight of the vibrant celebration—Lunar New Year PGH
Kennywood Holiday Lights
out of rangeA popular Christmas display near Pittsburgh
Peoples Gas Holiday Market
out of rangeA cherished European Christmas tradition comes alive in downtown Pittsburgh with a touch of local charm
