Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Attractions
Unusual landmarks, museums, roadside attractions, and hidden wonders in Pittsburgh and the surrounding area. Steel City offers Mr. Rogers tributes, Andy Warhol's stuffed dog, and the world's largest public collection of Catholic relics. George Romero filmed his early Living Dead films in Pittsburgh suburbs, where there are several destinations for classic zombiephiles.
Sights for Oddball Excursions
5,000 Relics in St. Anthony's Chapel
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
World's largest public collection of Catholic relics, holy bodily remains in Pittsburgh's bit o' heaven, a chapel built specifically for their display.
Randyland
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Two multi-story buildings and an adjacent lot have been transformed into a candy-colored playscape by resident artist Randy Gilson.
Trundle Manor - House of Oddities
Swissvale, Pennsylvania
Curated by artists Mr. Arm and Velda von Minx, Trundle Manor exhibits dead things in jars, vintage taxidermy, antique medical devices, weaponry, coffins, sculptures and more.
Big Jim: Giant Gunslinger
Bentleyville, Pennsylvania
A gunslinger, 20 feet tall with an impressively long barrel on his six-shooter, defends a motel.
Night of the Living Dead Cemetery
Evans City, Pennsylvania
The graveyard where the opening scene was filmed from the movie that eventually turned zombies into a pop culture commodity. A zombie fan pilgrimage site.
In and Around Pittsburgh
Choice field reports and tips. Or check out: Complete list of Pennsylvania attractions.
- Swissvale: Trundle Manor - House of Oddities
- Pittsburgh: U.S.S. Requin, Cold War Sub
- Pittsburgh: 20-Foot-Tall Steelworkers of Iron
- Pittsburgh: 5,000 Relics in St. Anthony's Chapel
- Pittsburgh: Randyland
- Pittsburgh: Center for PostNatural History
- Monroeville: The Living Dead Museum
- Bentleyville: Big Jim: Giant Gunslinger
- Pittsburgh: Lawrence Welk's Original Bubble Machine [tips]
- Pittsburgh: Giant Street Musicians [tips]
- Pittsburgh: Eyeball Seats
- Pittsburgh: Andy Warhol's Stuffed Great Dane [tips]
- Pittsburgh: Monongahela Incline [tips]
- Pittsburgh: Duquesne Incline [tips]
- Pittsburgh: Lumpy Mr. Rogers Statue [tips]
- Pittsburgh: Squatting Frontiersman and Indian [tips]
- Pittsburgh: ReCARstruction [tips]
- Pittsburgh: Immaculate Reception Monument [tips]
- Pittsburgh: Sir Samelot [tips]
- Mount Washington: Stare Down: Washington and Indian Scout [tips]
- Pittsburgh: Itty-Bitty Western Pennsylvania
