Best places: Historical landmarks in Munhall, United States

Fossils of dinosaurs & sea creatures, plus minerals & an open paleontology lab, in a grand building.

Riverfront 1884 blast furnaces, offering seasonal guided tours May through October.

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

Built in 1938, this nondenominational chapel hosts a range of events, with guided tours available.

👍👍 Excellent quick stop for a bit of history and a good view of the river. We enjoyed watching trainloads of coal cross the bridge while we were there. I would definitely recommend parking here for anyone who plans to use the GAP in this area. Easy access in and out from the parking lot here. I plan on...

👍👍 Very nice place. Not too orthodox. Had my bad mitzvah there. Everyone is very excepting of everyone. Very beautiful sanctuary. Nice teachers. Hey morah Molly! Very laid back Would recommend.

Amusement park has 30+ rides from wooden & modern roller coasters to water slides & kids' carousel.

👍👍 Bob and Claire are absolutely amazing hosts! It was our first time ever to the Pittsburgh area, and so glad we found Brownsville Road House to stay at! The house is beautiful and learning the history was super interesting! We didn’t know anything about the home, or it’s past when we came in. The ho...

👍👍 This is definitely a hidden gem in Oakland. It’s hard to believe that this site filled with university buildings was home to the World Series and a winning home run by Bill Mazeroski of the Pittsburgh pirates. If you’ve never seen the wall definitely come check it out. This is the first time I’ve st...

👍👍 We came here during a Friday's at Frick event this summer. The food was great l, and the music was a ton of fun. What a great event for a family.

👍👍 A historical piece of American pie.

👍👍 Great night time photographic venue.

👍👍 Very informative 2 1/2 hr tour our guide Doug was very knowledgeable.learn alot a must to do .

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

👍👍 What an amazing piece of unsaid history. There's so many things about the steel community that have been originated from this one piece of steel. HEAVY METAL. Always worth a short drive behind Lowe's to remind you where Pittsburgh came from.