PNC Park
Home of the Pittsburgh Pirates, widely regarded as one of the most beautiful baseball stadiums in the United States, with seats facing the river and downtown skyline.
PNC Park opened in 2001 and seats about 38,000. The seats are close to the field, and beyond the outfield you can see the Allegheny River, the yellow Roberto Clemente Bridge and the downtown skyline. Watching a game at sunset is especially beautiful. During the season, tickets can be as low as a dozen dollars or so. You can walk to the ballpark along the riverfront trail before a game, or arrive by boat. Stadium tours are available in the off-season. Outside the park stands a statue of Roberto Clemente and other legendary players.
Opening hours
Match days only (tours by reservation)
Nearby sights
- The Andy Warhol Museum
- Point State Park
- PPG Place & Market Square
- National Aviary
- Randyland
- Mattress Factory
- Kamin Science Center
- Mount Washington & Grandview Avenue