Eric & Emma's Wedding
Things To Do
The Andy Warhol Museum
As the largest museum in North America dedicated to a single artist, it showcases Warhol’s iconic pop art, experimental films, and personal archives across seven floors. Guests can explore his early works, celebrity portraits, and interactive exhibits like the Silver Clouds room. Whether you're an art enthusiast or just curious about Warhol’s impact on culture, the museum offers a vibrant and thought-provoking experience in the heart of Pittsburgh.
Strip District Terminal
This bustling neighborhood is packed with specialty markets, local coffee shops, and iconic eateries serving everything from fresh-baked bread to world-class sandwiches. Street vendors, boutique shops, and international grocers add to the vibrant atmosphere, making it the perfect place to explore on foot. Whether you're hunting for the best pierogies, sipping on craft coffee, or soaking in the city’s industrial past, the Strip District is a must-visit spot for an authentic Pittsburgh experience.
La Gourmandine
La Gourmandine Bakery in Lawrenceville is the perfect option for anyone in need of a great breakfast spot. This charming pâtisserie offers a delightful selection of freshly baked pastries, breads, and classic French treats, all made with traditional techniques. The star of the show? The almond croissant—flaky, buttery, and filled with just the right amount of sweet almond paste.
Darkhouse Lighthouse
The Darkhouse Lighthouse in Troy Hill offers a unique, immersive experience where art and architecture converge. Constructed within a row house, this full-size working lighthouse stretches four stories and culminates in a rotating light visible from the street. It's a fascinating exploration, where visitors journey through a domestic space that transforms into a lighthouse and outdoor garden. The installation is open for free by appointment, providing a one-of-a-kind, thought-provoking visit.
