The Pittsburgh Home & Garden Show stands as the ultimate destination for Pittsburgh-area residents passionate about home improvement, remodeling, gardening, outdoor living, and interior design. Celebrating its 44th year in 2026, this renowned event—often hailed as America’s largest home-related showcase—returns March 6-15, 2026, at the iconic David L. Lawrence Convention Center in downtown Pittsburgh. Spanning more than ten acres and Read more...
Pittsburgh Heritage & History is your go-to guide for the living history, hidden gems, and authentic experiences that make southwestern Pennsylvania one of America’s most underrated heritage destinations. This is where George Washington ignited the French & Indian War, the Whiskey Rebellion challenged a young nation, and Andrew Carnegie’s steel empire rose. Those stories still come alive today: hear a steam locomotive whistle at the Allegheny Portage Railroad, marvel at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater, or soak in Kennywood’s glowing Holiday Lights. Southwestern Pennsylvania refuses to stay in the past—it invites you to explore it every day.
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- 28 Historical Attractions in Pittsburgh, PA
Here are 28 of the top historical attractions in and around Pittsburgh, PA to visit. These sites are representative of southwestern PA history and are generally open to the public on a regular basis. Each and every one of these sites provides unique insight into the history of the Pittsburgh region, and together tell the story of one of America’s greatest cities! Fallingwater In 1937, construction was completed on Fallingwater, designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright. The brilliant design fused nature and function like no other – complete with a stream running through the house. This much celebrated vacation home… Read more: 28 Historical Attractions in Pittsburgh, PA - Museums In Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania is fortunate to have numerous museums keeping its diverse history alive. Here is but a sample of these museums, big and small, that lie in Pittsburgh and the surrounding hills and counties. Harmony Museum Harmony, Pennsylvania is known for its long and diverse history, and for its quaint and country setting. The Harmony Museum brings the “big history of this little town” alive, with exhibits about George Washington, Father George Rapp and the Harmonists, and much more. http://www.harmonymuseum.org 218 Mercer St, Harmony, PA 16037 40.8026885, -80.1276916 Air Heritage Museum The Air Heritage Museum is located at… Read more: Museums In Pittsburgh