1. Pittsburgh

2. Kennywood! Kennywood has been apart of Pittsburgh for as long as I can remember. Actually it opened in 1898. Kennywood has been apart of Pittsburgh for as long as I can remember. Actually it opened in 1898. It has 32 attractions including the Phantoms Revenge. It has 32 attractions including the Phantoms Revenge. It started as a trolley park. It started as a trolley park.

3. The National Aviary 600 of the worlds most incredible birds are displayed. 600 of the worlds most incredible birds are displayed. The birds are showed in a replication of their natural environment. The birds are showed in a replication of their natural environment. The National Aviary also has a great gift shop. The National Aviary also has a great gift shop.

4. PNC Park PNC Park opened in 2001. PNC Park opened in 2001. There are 38,000 seats. There are 38,000 seats. It was the site of the 2006 All-Star game. It was the site of the 2006 All-Star game.

5. Carnegie Science Center Where Science Happens! They have a movie theater called the Ranges Onimax Theaters. They have a movie theater called the Ranges Onimax Theaters. There's the Body Exhibition. There's the Body Exhibition. You can even sleep over. You can even sleep over.

6. Carnegie Museum of Natural History One of the four Carnegie museums in Pittsburgh. One of the four Carnegie museums in Pittsburgh. Great exhibits like The Scoop On Poop, Time Machine: watches from the H.J. Heinz Collection, and Fur,Feathers, and Fossils. Great exhibits like The Scoop On Poop, Time Machine: watches from the H.J. Heinz Collection, and Fur,Feathers, and Fossils. You can learn about dinosaurs in their, You can learn about dinosaurs in their,

7. Braddock Named after General Edward Braddock. Named after General Edward Braddock. The Mayor is John Fetterman. The Mayor is John Fetterman. Located in the eastern suburbs of Pittsburgh. Located in the eastern suburbs of Pittsburgh.