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Venues in Pittsburgh

Acrisure Stadium

Pittsburgh, PA

Capacity: 68,400

PNC Park

Pittsburgh, PA

Capacity: 38,300

Where to Stay in Pittsburgh

Distrikt Hotel Pittsburgh

Contemporary boutique hotel on Pittsburgh's North Shore with direct views of the city skyline and easy walking access to Acrisure Stadium, PNC Park, and Stage AE. The ideal base camp for a Pittsburgh sports weekend.

Kimpton Hotel Monaco Pittsburgh

Stylish Kimpton boutique hotel in a restored 1903 James T. Steen building in the heart of downtown Pittsburgh. Walking distance to PPG Paints Arena and a short bridge crossing to Acrisure Stadium, it hosts a lively wine hour and is a favorite of visiting celebrities and sports media.

Omni William Penn Hotel

The historic Omni William Penn Hotel has welcomed Pittsburgh sports travelers since 1916 and sits in the heart of downtown within walking distance of PPG Paints Arena and easy transit to Acrisure Stadium. The Grand Ballroom and lobby cocktail bar carry a century of sports history, having hosted championship celebrations and visiting team delegations alike. Staying at the William Penn is choosing to be at the center of Pittsburgh's sporting life.

Priory Hotel

Charming boutique hotel in a converted 1888 Benedictine monastery on the North Shore, steps from PNC Park and Acrisure Stadium. A uniquely Pittsburgh stay for fans attending Steelers, Pirates, or Penguins games.

The Priory Hotel

The Priory Hotel is a charming boutique property housed in a beautifully restored 1888 Benedictine monastery on Pittsburgh's North Side, steps from PNC Park and Acrisure Stadium. Its unique monastic architecture and intimate courtyard offer Steelers and Pirates fans a one-of-a-kind gameday stay.

Where to Eat in Pittsburgh

Apteka

A vegan Eastern European restaurant and bar in Bloomfield serving pierogi, borscht, and natural wines in a minimalist space. Steelers and Penguins fans discover Pittsburgh's Polish roots reimagined through plant-based cooking at this acclaimed spot.

Butcher and the Rye

Upscale American restaurant and whiskey bar in downtown Pittsburgh with over 500 whiskeys and a chef-driven menu. A popular postgame spot for athletes and celebrities, located between the North Shore stadiums and PPG Paints Arena.

Gaucho Parrilla Argentina

Acclaimed Argentine grill in the Strip District serving wood-fired steaks, empanadas, and South American wines. A favorite of Steelers and Penguins players, Gaucho brings authentic Buenos Aires flair to Pittsburgh's vibrant food scene, just a short ride from both Acrisure Stadium and PPG Paints Arena.

Meat & Potatoes

Downtown gastropub in Pittsburgh's Cultural District serving elevated comfort food and creative cocktails in a lively atmosphere. A popular pregame dinner destination for Steelers, Penguins, and Pirates fans heading to the North Shore stadiums.

Primanti Bros (Strip District)

The original Strip District location of Pittsburgh's legendary sandwich shop — coleslaw and fries piled ON the sandwich since 1933, a sacred Steelers pregame ritual.

Primanti Bros.

Pittsburgh's legendary sandwich shop since 1933, famous for piling coleslaw and fries directly on the sandwich. The Strip District original and multiple locations near PNC Park and Acrisure Stadium are essential pregame stops for Steelers and Pirates fans.

Primanti Brothers

The legendary Pittsburgh sandwich shop that puts coleslaw and french fries right inside the sandwich, Primanti Brothers is a decades-old institution that fueled steelworkers and now fuels sports fans before Steelers, Pirates, and Penguins games. The Strip District original location is a mandatory first stop for any visiting fan.

Primanti Brothers (Strip District)

The original Primanti Brothers in Pittsburgh's Strip District — open since 1933 — is the birthplace of the iconic Pittsburgh sandwich stuffed with coleslaw, french fries, tomato, and meat between two thick slices of Italian bread, and remains the mandatory pre-game meal for Steelers, Penguins, and Pirates fans. The 2 am closing time and the tradition of feeding steel workers, truck drivers, and sports fans alike without distinction makes it one of America's most democratic sports food institutions. Out-of-town fans who experience their first Primanti's are invariably converted into Pittsburgh believers.

Best Bars in Pittsburgh

Church Brew Works

One-of-a-kind brewery housed in a stunning 1902 Catholic church in Lawrenceville with the brewing equipment installed where the altar once stood. A Pittsburgh bucket-list experience for Steelers Nation and Penguins fans visiting the Steel City.

Hemingway's Cafe

Legendary Oakland bar near Pitt's campus with live music, cheap drinks, and a college-town atmosphere. A Pittsburgh institution where Steelers and Panthers fans have raised glasses for decades.

Hop Farm Brewing Company

A Lawrenceville craft brewery with a spacious patio and rotating lineup of fresh, hop-forward beers. Steelers tailgaters and Penguins fans make the short trip from the North Shore for some of Pittsburgh's most drinkable neighborhood brews.

McFadden's Restaurant & Saloon Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh's most dedicated Steelers pre-game destination sits adjacent to Acrisure Stadium and opens at 7am on game days, filling immediately with the black-and-gold faithful from across the region and the country. The 'Terrible Towel' decorations, dedicated Steelers fan sections, and the manager's commitment to keeping the kitchen running through halftime make it the essential pre-kickoff stop for visiting AFC North fans.

Sienna Mercato

Three-story Italian-inspired bar and restaurant in downtown Pittsburgh featuring a rooftop deck called Il Tetto with retractable walls and skyline views. The meatball shop on the ground floor and craft cocktails upstairs make it a go-to gathering spot before Steelers and Penguins games.

Southern Tier Brewing Company Pittsburgh

Sprawling brewpub on Pittsburgh's North Shore between Acrisure Stadium and PNC Park, making it the ideal pregame brewery for both Steelers and Pirates fans. Features a large outdoor patio with riverfront views and a rotating craft beer selection.

The Galley Bar

The Galley Bar near PPG Paints Arena is a quintessential Pittsburgh sports bar that packs in Penguins fans before and after games with a lively crowd and strong draft selection. The walls are lined with Penguins and Steelers memorabilia that reflects the deep sports identity of the neighborhood. A loud, welcoming atmosphere makes it one of the best places in Pittsburgh to watch a game.

Fan Attractions in Pittsburgh

Acrisure Stadium

Sitting on the north shore of the Allegheny with a stunning view of the Pittsburgh skyline, Acrisure Stadium is one of the NFL's most scenic venues and home to the legendary Steeler Nation. The Terrible Towel twirling in unison by 68,000 fans during a big play is one of the great spectacles in American sports.

Acrisure Stadium Tour (Steelers)

Home of the six-time Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers, Acrisure Stadium seats 68,400 on the North Shore with iconic views of the Pittsburgh skyline and three rivers. Tours include the Steelers Hall of Honor, the Great Hall, field access, and luxury suites. The Terrible Towel tradition and Steeler Nation make this an NFL pilgrimage site.

PNC Park

Consistently rated the most beautiful ballpark in baseball, PNC Park's combination of the Roberto Clemente Bridge, the Pittsburgh skyline, and the Allegheny River beyond the outfield creates a setting that leaves first-time visitors breathless. Even on a non-game day, a walk across the bridge to the park for photos is considered essential for any Pittsburgh sports visit.

PNC Park Baseball Experience

Widely regarded as the most beautiful ballpark in Major League Baseball, PNC Park seats 38,747 along the Allegheny River with the Roberto Clemente Bridge and Pittsburgh skyline as its backdrop. Home of the Pirates, the park features the Clemente Wall in right field and the iconic Manny Sanguillen's BBQ stand. Even non-baseball fans are awestruck by the views.

PPG Paints Arena

Home of the Pittsburgh Penguins and their dynastic fan base, PPG Paints Arena sits in downtown Pittsburgh and channels the gold and black passion of a city that lives and breathes hockey. The Pens faithful, who have witnessed multiple Stanley Cup championships, create an atmosphere of expectation and electricity on every home game night.

Things to Do

Roberto Clemente Bridge

Closed to vehicles and opened exclusively to pedestrians on Pirates home game days, the Roberto Clemente Bridge becomes one of baseball's great pregame experiences as fans stream across the yellow bridge with PNC Park glittering ahead of them. The bridge walk, with its views of the Pittsburgh skyline reflecting in the Allegheny River, is a memory that visiting fans carry for life.

Things to Do

Roberto Clemente Bridge Walk

Walk the bright yellow bridge closed to traffic on Pirates game days as thousands of fans stream across the Allegheny River toward PNC Park — one of baseball's most iconic approaches.

Stage AE Fan District

Stage AE on Pittsburgh's North Shore — between Acrisure Stadium and PNC Park — is the city's premier outdoor concert venue and a key anchor of the North Shore fan district that sports and music fans work together into complete Pittsburgh weekends. The outdoor stage with the Three Sisters bridges visible across the Allegheny River provides one of American live music's most scenic backdrops, and the surrounding North Shore bars mean the fan experience extends hours before and after any show. Multi-day Pittsburgh visitors strategically align Steelers games with Stage AE shows for the ultimate North Shore fan immersion.