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Pittsburgh

Agnes R. Katz Plaza

The Harris Theater

Kaufmann's Clock

Fort Duquesne Marker

Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall & Museum

Charity Randall Theatre

Carnegie Museum of Art

The Roberto Clemente Bridge is one of Pittsburgh's three matching yellow suspension bridges over the Allegheny, and it closes to traffic on Pirates game days so the crowd can walk across to the ballpark. The view back to the skyline from the middle is the best in the city.

Pittsburgh Historic Downtown

The Roberto Clemente Bridge

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<div>Discover the lesser-known history of Pittsburgh by visiting globally renowned landmarks and treasured local gems.&nbsp;<br><br>Visit the bridge which hosts Picklesburgh, one of America’s biggest specialty food festivals. See the glass towers built atop one of Pittsburgh’s oldest settlements.&nbsp;<br><br>Learn about the Steel City’s deep ties to war, and how the community used parks and greenery to overcome economic decay.&nbsp;</div><div>&nbsp;</div><div>Are you ready to see Downtown Pittsburgh in a whole new light?&nbsp;</div>

The Roberto Clemente Bridge, Pittsburgh, Visitor Guide & Things to Do Nearby

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