Best places: Historical landmarks in Pittsburgh, United States

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

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

Redeveloped downtown square founded in 1764, now with farmers' markets, food trucks & bar terraces.

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

Now a small museum, this squat building is all that remains of a large British fort built in 1764.

👍👍 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.

👍👍 Historia. The Duquesne Incline is a funicular! An easy way to go up a hill! And it’s perfectly safe and super cool and yes the workers are always crabby! Just accept it and you will do fine. If you are visiting or live here use this vehicle because it’s a thing of the past and you never know w...

👍👍 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...

👍👍 Historically beautiful church where you can sense the glory of the past through the stained-glass windows and magnificent architecture. The acoustics were equally pleasing.

👍👍 5/5 would die here - great bike trail, interesting gravestones and mausoleums. Lots of geese.

The site of a 1754 French fort is marked by a granite outline in a grassy area in Point State Park.

👍👍 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.

Historic defensive building built in 1764, now the oldest structure in western Pennsylvania.

👍👍 A historical piece of American pie.

This old-school fish house & tavern (since 1870) offers fresh seafood platters & drinks.

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