Things to do in Pittsburgh

1. Private vacation photoshoot in Pittsburgh

A two-hour private session with a local photographer capturing candid memories at iconic spots throughout Pittsburgh.

2. Sushi-making class with a local chef in Pittsburgh

Two hours of hands-on instruction — learn to make Philadelphia, California, and cucumber rolls with a local chef's expert guidance.

3. Private food tour in Downtown Pittsburgh

Two hours of walking through Downtown Pittsburgh — sample local favourites and iconic dishes, guided by an expert on the city’s culinary landscape.

4. Pittsburgh movie tour of filming locations

Two hours walking tour through Pittsburgh's historic Downtown focusing on famous film sites with local guides.

“I had a great time on the movie tour of Pittsburgh led by our fantastic guide Christine. As a film enthusiast, I appreciated all the historical anecdotes and facts about the city's cinematic legacy, from the first movie theater to the filming locations of classics like Bruce Willis's Striking Distance.”— F7799VDdavet

5. Private 2-hour boat cruise on Pittsburgh's rivers

Two hours on a 34-foot cruiser yacht for up to six passengers, options include sightseeing narration, BYOB food and drink, or sunset views over the city.

“This experience was fantastic! Captain Bob was friendly and incredibly knowledgeable about Pittsburgh. My husband and I, lifelong residents of the Greater Pittsburgh area, learned a great deal. Observing the city from all three rivers was truly remarkable. I gifted this to my husband for his birthday, and it couldn't have been a better choice. We would gladly do it again and highly recommend it to others.”— Michelle_G

6. Bikes and Brews tour of Pittsburgh breweries

Three hours cycling through Pittsburgh — visiting four breweries, tasting local beers, and enjoying a meal from a food truck.

“Fantastic tour of Pittsburgh! It offered an excellent blend of history and beer. I gained plenty of insights about the city, while the enjoyable journey from one brewery to another kept the experience lively. Our guide was very entertaining!”— Jillian_G

7. Pittsburgh sports history tour

Two hours walking tour through Pittsburgh — explore local sports icons, team traditions, and key landmarks that shaped the city’s athletic legacy.

“It was an enjoyable experience that was both informative and engaging. It's easy to navigate, and even those who aren't fans of sports will find it appealing. I highly recommend it to all.”— Alexis_P

8. Private walking tour of Pittsburgh's iconic landscapes

Two to three hours of private walking through Pittsburgh, focusing on historic architecture, cultural sites, and urban gardens, tailored to your group's interests.

“I had a great time on the tour with Todd. He shared a lot of historical information throughout, which was well integrated into the walk. The time flew by. He was both friendly and professional.”— Enrique_S

9. Scavenger hunt and escape game in Pittsburgh's Cultural District

Sixty minutes of outdoor adventure — 1.8-mile scavenger hunt and escape game at nine iconic sites in Pittsburgh's Cultural District.

“The scavenger hunt and escape game in the Cultural District is expertly designed. As a history teacher, I appreciated discovering historical insights about various locations and buildings in Pittsburgh. The puzzles and riddles offered a good challenge while remaining achievable. My family and I thoroughly enjoyed the experience. I recommend allowing 90 minutes for this activity instead of just 60.”— willaV8990ER

10. Guided brewery tour in Pittsburgh

Three and a half hours visiting three top breweries with an expert guide — behind-the-scenes access, curated beer tastings, and a snack included.

“This was an informative and enjoyable experience. It was an excellent way to explore different parts of the city, and the beer was fantastic. I would definitely do it again.”— Jennifer_F

11. Fallingwater and Kentuck Knob tour from Pittsburgh

Full-day trip from Pittsburgh—explore Fallingwater and Kentuck Knob, two architectural landmarks by Frank Lloyd Wright.

“Falling Water, the remarkable architectural masterpiece by Frank Lloyd Wright, truly deserved its praise. The building, its surroundings, and the staff made the 10-hour drive from Connecticut worthwhile. My family had also visited in June and suggested we see Kentuck Knob, which we were glad to experience. While Kentuck Knob has a unique atmosphere, it similarly showcases Wright's connection with the landscape. Be sure to take the walk to the knob hills and valley overlook for an incredible view.”— Kathyaa82

12. Walking tour of Pittsburgh's architecture and history

Three hours on foot — explore Pittsburgh's architecture, history, and hidden public art with a local guide in a small group setting.

“Sane is knowledgeable and friendly. It was an excellent tour!”— chrisoY9635KH