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Pittsburgh Attractions & City Passes

Cited attractions
8
Metro-area population
2,429,917
Metro rank (US)
#28
NPS sites nearby
8

How a city attraction pass works

A city attraction pass bundles admission to several of a city's top sights into one ticket you buy once. The big passes — CityPASS, Go City and The Sightseeing Pass — each cover a different set of attractions and price differently, and what they include changes over time. That is why this page never prints a price or a fixed bundle: we show you the cited attractions and link you to the provider for live pricing, so you compare against the sights you actually want to see.

The Statue of Liberty standing against a clear skyPhoto: National Park Service / Wikimedia Commons (public domain)

Pittsburgh is known for its world-class cultural institutions, including acclaimed art museums and diverse museums covering history, science, and industry. The city also features notable landmarks that reflect its rich heritage and transformation from a steel town to a vibrant modern center. Visitors can explore beautiful gardens and green spaces throughout the area. The Pittsburgh metro area, home to nearly 2.4 million people, offers plenty to discover across these varied attraction types.

Many travelers choose to visit multiple attractions during their stay in Pittsburgh. City passes can bundle several popular sights into a single ticket, allowing visitors to experience more while potentially streamlining their planning. For current information about which specific attractions are included in available passes, pricing options, and any other details, the links on this page connect directly to pass providers.

City attraction passes for Pittsburgh. A multi-attraction pass (CityPASS, Go City or The Sightseeing Pass) can bundle several of the sights above into one ticket. We do not quote a price or a fixed bundle here — live prices and exactly which attractions are included change often and come straight from the pass provider. Plan your visit with the pass-finder → to see this city's attractions, then check the provider for current pricing.
Top attractions in Pittsburgh (cited)
AttractionType
Carnegie Museum of Natural HistoryMuseum
Andy Warhol MuseumArt museum
Duquesne InclineLandmark
Carnegie Museum of ArtArt museum
Phipps Conservatory and Botanical GardensGarden
Carnegie Science CenterScience center
Pittsburgh Zoo & AquariumZoo
Mount WashingtonObservation deck
National Park Service sites within 150 miles of Pittsburgh (closest first) — annual recreation visits
NPS unitAnnual visits
Fort Necessity
National Battlefield · 45.4 mi
225,783 (2025)
Friendship Hill
National Historic Site · 48.3 mi
18,080 (2025)
Johnstown Flood Nm
National Memorial · 58.0 mi
74,977 (2025)
Flight 93
National Memorial · 58.5 mi
286,079 (2025)
Allegheny Portage Railroad
National Historic Site · 63.7 mi
162,905 (2025)
First Ladies'
National Historic Site · 82.4 mi
8,482 (2025)
Cuyahoga Valley
National Park · 104.2 mi
3,025,325 (2025)
James A. Garfield
National Historic Site · 113.1 mi
34,298 (2025)

Frequently asked questions

How much is a Pittsburgh attraction pass?
We don't quote a price. Pass prices (and exactly which attractions are included) change often and are set by the provider — CityPASS, Go City or The Sightseeing Pass. Use the pass-finder to see this city's attractions, then check the provider for current pricing.
What are the top attractions in Pittsburgh?
We list 8 of Pittsburgh's best-known attractions below, each cited to the city's tourism record. A city pass may bundle several of them, but the included set is set by the provider.
Is the population the city or the metro area?
Metro area. The 2,429,917 figure is the U.S. Census metro-area (CBSA) population for Pittsburgh, PA Metro Area, not the city proper.
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Attraction names and types are cited to Pittsburgh's tourism record; metro-area population is from the U.S. Census metro spine and nearby-NPS visitation from the NPS Visitor Use Statistics package, verified June 2026. How we compile this. We never quote a pass price.

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