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Founded in 1898 as a small trolley park near Pittsburgh, Kennywood Amusement Park is now considered to be one of America's "finest traditional amusement parks." Its collection of old wooden coasters and newer, faster steel coasters also makes it a favorite with roller coaster connoisseurs. Although it features many state-of-the-art rides, Kennywood still retains a nostalgic atmosphere and is a designated national historic landmark. The park also offers "Phantom Fright Nights" in the fall.

A wild wave pool, 13 waterslides, lazy river and multiple pools to enjoy.

If you are into shopping, this is the place to go if you are in the area. Many restaurants, movie theater with IMAX and many places to shop.

Home of the Super Bowl Champions, the Pittsburgh Steelers!

Baseball stadium featuring the Pittsburgh Pirates!

Offers a large selection of slot machines, table games, bars and restaurants.

Located in Downtown Pittsburgh, the Cultural District holds art galleries, theaters and unique restaurants.

Station Square boasts night clubs, restaurants and the Incline.

4000 animals representing 475 species on 77 acres.

One of the four Carnegie Musuems in Pittsburgh. More than 400 hands-on exhibits including Highmark SportsWorks, a real Cold War-era submarine available for tours, Omnimax Theater, digital planetarium, 2000 square foot aquarium, famous miniature railroad display and three live demonstration theaters.

Founded in 1895, the Carnegie Museum is located in the Oakland area of Pittsburgh. The building takes up four city blocks including the Carnegie Museum of Art, Natural History and Hall of Sculpture and Architecture. It is also connected to the Carnegie Free Library and Carnegie Music Hall.