- See the sunset at Mt. Washington overlooks
- Dueling piano bar - Sing Sing
- Comedy shows - Improv or The Funnybone
- Ohiopyle State Park
- Try your luck at River's Casino - www.riverscasino.com/pittsburgh
- Gateway Clipper dinner or sightseeing cruise - www.gatewayclipper.com
- Play games at Dave & Buster's . It's like a Chuck E Cheese for grown ups! So much fun!
- 'Burg Bits and Bites food tour - burghfoodtour.com
- Color Me Mine - paint it yourself ceramics studio - www.pittsburgh.colormemine.com
- Moonlit horseback rides - Bridgeville - Check it out HERE
- Couples cooking class @ Crate
- Rock wall climbing @ The Climbing Wall
- Visit one of the many art museums - Andy Warhol Museum or Carnegie Museum of Art
- Carnegie Science Center Sky Watch on Friday and Saturday nights - Click HERE for link
- Just Ducky Tour - takes rider on land and water through city - www.justduckytours.com
- Go see a theater production @ Byham, Benedum Center, or Heinz Hall. You can find tickets for shows at any of those 3 theaters at the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust site
- Take a salsa class - www.salsapittsburgh.com
- Attend an improv show - Clo Caberet or Steel City Improv
- Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens - phipps.conservatory.org
- Duquesne Incline - scale Mt. Washington in a cable car for an incredible view of the Pittsburgh skyline - 400ft incline
- National Aviary - www.aviary.org
- Children's Museum - pittsburghkids.org
- Pittsburgh Zoo - www.pittsburghzoo.org
- South Side bar crawl - Carson St. in South Side is full of bars lining each and every block. If you don't like the atmosphere at one place you could try next door at the next one. It's almost impossible to make it to every single bar in one night.
- Station Square - This is where you will find the night clubs for dancing, and during the day a few restaurants. They also host a lot of walking tours that will give you information about the history of Pittsburgh www.stationsquare.com
- Photo Antiquities Museum of Photographic History - www.photoantiquities.org
- Sandcastle water park - Featuring a bunch of different kinds of water slides (tubes, speed slides, and body slides), a wave pool, a regular pool, a lazy river, and even a kiddie pool and playground. It's fun for all ages. www.sandcastlewaterpark.com
- Kennywood amusement park - Kennywood is one of the oldest amusement parks in America. It was founded in 1898 and has been considered a National Historic Landmark since 1987. Obviously it has grown with the times and features steel and wooden coasters, water rides, and even has a kiddie land for the little ones www.kennywood.com/
- Frick Art and Historical Center
- Pittsburgh Ghost Tour - hauntedpittsburghtours.com
- Toonseum - toonseum.org
- Laurel Caverns - laurelcaverns.com
- Skydive - skydivepennsylvania.com
- Hofbrauhaus - Modeled after the legendary hall in Munich. Beer is brewed on site in HUGE mugs. Everyone is dressed in traditional Bavarian attire - hofbrauhauspittsburgh.com
- Visit "The Point" at Point State Park - This is where the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers meet to form the Ohio River - thus "The 3 Rivers" . This is where you will also find the Fort Pitt Museum, where you can learn about the history in the area.
top 2 pictures: "The Point" Point Park, Station Square at night
Duquesne Incline, Heinz Feild (home of the Steelers), Gateway Clipper
Sandcastle waterpark, Laurel Caverns, Kennywood Park
