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| Omnimax theater, planetarium, World War II submarine, high-voltage electricity and laser demonstrations, more than 250 hands on exhibits One Allegheny Avenue |
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| The National Aviary | |||
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Host to more than 500 exotic birds representing over 200 species, trained professionals lead guided tours of facility, visitors allowed to interact with friendly birds Allegheny Commons West |
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| Children's Museum of Pittsburgh | |||
| Expanded four times its original size in November 2004, and now offers all new interactive exhibits which are designed for children of all ages emphasize real things, real processes and real fun. Exhibits include the Studio, Attic, Backyard, Garage/Workshop, Nursery, Theater and Welcome to Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood. Interactive artwork by Camille Utterback, Tim Kaulen and more, classes, puppet shows, storytelling and traveling exhibits make this a destination for children of all ages 10 Children's Way |
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| The Carnegie Museum of Natural History | |||
| Explore the earth, its life and cultures through exhibits on geography, dinosaurs, gems and minerals and enjoy hands-on exploration in the Discovery Room and other exhibits (includes free admission to The Carnegie Art Museum) 4400 Forbes Avenue |
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| Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens | |||
| Thirteen room Victorian greenhouse in Schenley Park featuring lush tropical plants, orchids, desert plants, seasonal flower exhibits, butterflies, Japanese courtyard bonsai and the Children's Discovery Garden One Schenley Park |
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| The Senator John Heinz Pittsburgh Regional History Center | |||
Explore early days of pioneers, the steel industry and the rise of modern Pittsburgh 1212 Smallman Street |
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| Kennywood Amusement Park | |||
Traditional amusement park known for its many roller coasters and thrill rides. Open mid-May through Labor Day 4800 Kennywood Blvd. |
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| Sand Castle Water Park | |||
| Fifteen major water slides, wave pool, lazy river and large boardwalk. Open early June through Labor Day 1000 Sand Castle Drive |
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| The Gateway Clipper Fleet | |||
| America's largest inland river boat excursion company, featuring dining and sightseeing cruises year round #9 Station Square Dock |
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| The Shops at Station Square | |||
| Complex located on the former Lake Erie Railroad yards that includes 45 shops and 11 restaurants Carson Street at The Smithfield Bridge. |
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