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You can still feel the fingerprints of entrepreneur and steel giant Andrew Carnegie as you walk across the many bridges, dams and streets of the city of Pittsburgh. Carnegie has made great cultural contributions to the city, including the Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Carnegie Museum of Art, and Carnegie Melon University. The University of Pittsburgh is another cultural institution which attracts many young people to this bustling area. While visiting the university be sure to stop by and visit Heinz Chapel located on campus. This unique attraction is known for its 73 foot tall stained glass windows. Other exciting sites in Pittsburgh include the Pittsburgh Zoo and Aquarium, the Kennywood Amusement Park and the Sandcastle Amusement park.
Andy Warhol is among the ranks of famous Pittsburgh natives and while you're in town, you can stop by the Andy Warhol Museum. Pittsburgh is also known for its football, being home to the Pittsburgh Steelers and also having been the birthplace of Joe Montana. Sports fans can also enjoy games with the Penguins and the Pirates. If you prefer to explore the outdoors, Point State Park is a beautiful 36 acre getaway situated on the Allegheny River filled with trails, waterways and scenic views. There are a also a number of great major shopping areas such as those in Greensburg, Waterfront and Station Square for example that offer great food as well. Located on the east coast mere hours away from New York and Washington D.C., whether you're passing through or here on vacation there is plenty to see and do in the city of Pittsburgh.
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