Best places: Museums in Green Tree, United States

Cool, roomy bike shop with vintage & new models for sale, plus bicycling memorabilia on display.

This museum in a historic engine house features memorabilia & exhibits related to Roberto Clemente.

Smithsonian affiliate has 6 floors of historical exhibits, archives & a separate sports museum.

Museum showcasing artifacts from all branches of the military, with a 2,300-seat concert hall.

Museum where Warhol's art is the star & the inspiration for new works, performances & lectures.

👍👍 Very cool! Didn't cost extra, but you do have to go get a timed ticket that's every 20 min. Definitely worth it and a must while at the museum!

Museum & research center offers science-related exhibits, a planetarium, live shows & kids programs.

Themed gardens, a dogwood meadow & woodlands with a lotus pond, laced with walking trails.

👍👍 Absolutely Amazing experience! Am glad they've brought it to Pittsburgh so I don't have to drive all the way to Ocean City. All the illusions are mindblowing, and the staff are all amazing folks who made the experience even better. Fun for everyone!

Modern center encouraging scientific learning through sports with a rock wall, ropes & lasers.

😠 definitely not somewhere i would shop again, online or in-person. multiple friends of mine have worked here and said it was absolutely awful. seeing the responses to some of these google reviews is also astounding. buy someplace else!

Independent store & gallery packed with vintage photographic equipment, offering informative tours.

👍👍 Museum has kids in mind more than adults, but you get to see AN ACTUAL MOON ROVER BEING BUILT!! Like, that’s worth the $10 admission alone! Also, free your inner child! We learned SO MUCH from doing the interactive activities. Easily one of the coolest experiences we had in Pittsburg, hidden gem for...

👍👍 Absolutely fascinating place with excellent docents with historic grounds and buildings.

Educational center featuring classrooms depicting the ethnic groups that settled in Pittsburgh.