Looking for something to do while you’re in town? Check out the calendars offered from these organizations, just a few of the many worthy groups in Pittsburgh.
Whether you’re a newbie or a local looking to expand your knowledge of regional history — from thousands of years ago through this century — these nearby destinations are worth the drive.
PM Dining Critic / Food Editor Hal B. Klein’s list of 25 restaurants reflects the state of dining in Pittsburgh as the region slowly emerges from the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic.
Sure, your regular walking route is great, and those occasional trips to the trail nearby are a feast of interesting smells for your pooch. But sometimes, you and Rover need to do something a bit more special.
Sure, Pittsburgh has its share of rainy days, but when it’s clear, we get glorious conditions for dining — or walking, or exploring, or taking in a show — en plein air.
PM Dining Critic Hal B. Klein’s list of 31 restaurants reflects the way Pittsburgh dined throughout the COVID-19 pandemic while looking forward to what comes next. From sandwiches worth driving for to fine dining, we have you covered.
Jump in your car and follow our guide to some of our region's best roadside attractions. From the Big Mac Museum to the kid-friendly stealth bomber, these unique places are sure to charm.
Our annual roundup of Pittsburgh's Best Restaurants covers a lot of ground. The list includes everything from fine dining at a resort hotel to a scrappy farm-to-table breakfast and lunch counter in Bloomfield.
Welcome to Pittsburgh, where history, culture and nature pack the city limits. Consider this the beginner’s version: 30 places to see and things to do that will delight and enlighten newcomers to the city. And if you’re returning to Pittsburgh, there’s probably a few things on this list you’ll want to discover anew.
