Tyrone Places

Games afternoon and evenings; call for schedule. $9-$210 (bleachers to club seats). The Pittsburgh Pirates baseball team, known locally as the "Buccos" or "Bucs", play their home games here. The Pirates may not be the winning baseball team they once were, but they manage to keep a loyal fan base and their ballpark is widely considered one of the most beautiful in the major league, with a stunning view of downtown past the outfield.

The arena also hosts many other events including basketball and concerts — both rock and classical. Check the link for the current event schedule.

Tu-Th,Sa-Su 10AM-5PM, F 10AM-10PM, closed M and major holidays. $20 adults, $10 students/children. This seven-floor museum is like no other art museum, to say the least. The collection covers Warhol's entire life, and as you walk through the galleries you'll hear the sounds of Velvet Underground, the Rolling Stones, opera singers, classic Hollywood movies and many other influences on Warhol's career as you view celebrity portraits, films, room installations, album covers, and many other works from one of America's greatest pop artists.

The Pittsburgh Center for the Arts is a non-profit community arts campus that offers arts education programs and contemporary art exhibitions in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States.

A magnificent concert hall, Heinz Hall is the home of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra [4].

A large and very historic theater, built in 1927 and faithfully restored. The Benedum is home to the Pittsburgh Opera [1], the Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre [2], and the Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera [3].

A grand historic theater with many lavish decorations, the Byham plays host to a variety of events.

Originally opened as a movie theater, the Harris plays both movies and live performances.

$13 adults, $12 children/teens/seniors, children under 2 free. A children's museum with a pretty wide variety of great, interactive exhibits, including a recreation of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, a hall full of optical illusions, a waterplay area, a stage, a workshop full of pulleys and gears, as well as plenty of art and outdoor exhibits.

Theater.

Su-F 10AM-5PM, Sa 10AM-7PM. $17.95 adults, $11.95 children (theater shows extra). A great place to learn about science, this huge (four floors) museum has exhibits aimed toward both children and adults dealing with many aspects of science and technology. Some of the highlight exhibits include a model railroad village, an aquarium, a robot exhibit, and numerous theaters and stages for science demonstrations, as well as a large-screen theater. Another attraction is a World War II submarine, the USS Requin, moored in the Ohio River just aside of the Science Center itself.

$13 adults, $12 seniors (60+), $11 children (2-12), free for under 2. The only "national" aviary in the entire country, this small but splendid place has lots of exotic birds to enjoy - eagles, penguins, lorikeets, parrots, flamingos, etc. A couple of exhibits allow you to stroll through with birds flying around you, and the aviary offers a constant program of feeding times and bird shows to enjoy throughout the day, bringing you even closer to their lovely birds.

Tu-Th 11AM-6PM, F-Sa 11AM-8PM. A contemporary art gallery with some interesting exhibits, with a focus on new media.

Currently a popular office and shopping complex, Station Square was at one time a railroad station. The original station, fully renovated, is still there. Now housing the Gandy Dancer Saloon and the Grand Concourse restaurant, it is a beautiful example of the grand train stations of the past with a huge, beautiful colored glass skylight, feaux marble columns and fine wooden appointments. You may still see a train passing on the tracks between the station and the river, but they are freight trains, not passenger trains. In the courtyard space facing the river and downtown, you will find several artifacts of the steel industry past on display: huge ladles and furnaces and other equipment. From April through November, the courtyard's large fountain is turned on with the jets of water choreographed to music.

The popular Pittsburgh chain with the Primanti sandwich.

$8 adults, $5 seniors/children, military/children 5 and under free; free for active military, veterans, or family of military serving in a current conflict. Housed in a historic Beaux-Arts temple inspired by the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, the museum explores the evolution of equipment and technology as well as the effects that military conflicts have had on society, honoring and educating about the sacrifices made during wartime.

A mixed-use area with lots of local boutiques and some higher end national chains, as well as a movie theater.

One hour sightseeing cruise $20 adult, $10 children (click on link to see schedules and prices for other cruises). Offers a variety of sightseeing, dining, and entertainment cruises on the three rivers of Pittsburgh using old-fashioned paddle wheel boats. There are also dinner and dance night cruises, where you can eat galumkies (Polish stuffed cabbage) and polka away the evening on the river.

M-Th 8AM-5:30PM, F 8AM-6PM, Sa 8AM-5PM, Su 9AM-4PM. Huge seafood selection with cafe.

$15 adults, $13 seniors, $10 children/students, children 5 and under free. An affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution and the largest history museum in Pennsylvania. Featuring 6 floors of permanent and changing exhibitions, this museum gives a very detailed look at the past 250 years in Western Pennsylvania, with displays on Pittsburgh-area innovations, people, and industries. Notable exhibits include artifacts from the French & Indian War, a hall dedicated to the Heinz company, a room full of old vehicles, and the Western Pennsylvania Sports Museum - a two story exhibit dedicated to a wide variety of Pittsburgh-area sport legends.

Tu-Sa 10AM-5PM, Su 1PM-5PM. $15 adults, $10 seniors/students, children under 6 free. The Mattress Factory is a museum of contemporary art that exhibits room-sized works called installations.

ames afternoons and evenings; call for schedule. G. Heinz Field, the home of one of the winningest NFL franchises of all time and the heart of the fiercely loyal Steeler Nation, is where the Pittsburgh Steelers [3] football team play their home games. The stadium is also the home of the University of Pittsburgh Panthers football team [4]. The stadium is massive and a "Great Hall" on the east side of the stadium holds a collection of Steelers and Pittsburgh Panthers memorabilia. Be aware that all Steelers home games sell out, so if you want to go, try to get your tickets early or on a resale website, or scalp.

No fee. No jury. No censorship. 2013 location: TBD

Over 5,000 people attend each year, and over 1,000 of them are costumed mascots and fursuiters. The all-ages event is held in late June or early July each year; admission is charged.

$59 per person/tour. Offering guided segway tours of the Downtown area and segway accessories.

Home to The REP, a professional theatre company and three student companies of Point Park University's Conservatory of Performing Arts.