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Best of the Burgh Walking Tour

Overview
Join us in this urban adventure where we'll show you some memorable sites, accompanied by a great narrative that will give you a profound understanding of this city. Learn all about the outstanding architecture, fascinating history, the lives of former titans of industry as well as fun hidden public art pieces of the Steel City. Get to see the main sites but also discover gems off the beaten paths. - Our tour guides are locals who truly love their city, they are very knowledgeable and willing to go the extra mile for you if you are particularly interested in something. Groups are kept small to provide a personal experience. Kids and dogs are welcome as well!
City: Pittsburgh
Tue 20 May
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Starting at $32.50
Tue 20 May
Starting at $32.50
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What's Included
A whole lot of fun! :-)
Local guide
Additional Info
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
  • All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
  • Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
  • Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
  • Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
What To Expect
1
David Lawrence Convention Center
Meet your local guide to get started with your urban adventure
2
August Wilson Center For African American History
Learn about this famous Pittsburgh figure and discover this unique piece of architecture
3
Mellon Square
Walk past this beautiful Downtown Square with its unique fountain
4
First Presbyterian Church of Pittsburgh
Admire the wealth of original Tiffany windows in its stunning interior
5
Benedum Center
Pass by this outstanding venue for opera and ballet in Pittsburgh
6
Heinz Hall
Get to see where the symphony plays, one of the top 5 symphonies worldwide!
7
Point State Park
Explore the park which is the birthplace of Pittsburgh with its two fortresses.
8
Market Square
This will be the final stop of the tour, the central square of Downtown Pittsburgh where the guide is happy to give you some inside scoops on excellent, local dining.
9
PPG Place
Discover this fascinating corporate square, all made out of glass!
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Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Reviews (286)
besca001
Jun 2020
When other tour companies were closed, Walk the Burgh Tours was able to provide this learning experience to many guests wanting to learn more about Pittsburgh. We were fortunate to come to Pittsburgh during our sixth year anniversary and reserve a spot for their walking tour. Even prior to our arrival, Valentina was able to provide excellent customer service, quick responses to inquiries and really went above and beyond to make that we all the information that we needed. Corrie was our designated tour guide and she is definitely a living encyclopedia. Her love for her history clearly shows as we learned so much from her for the period of time we spent in the walking tour. All safety precautions were considered prior and during the walking tour experience, so we both felt more than safe doing this tour outdoors. If you really want to truly connect to this wonderful city, I would highly recommend booking a tour with Walk the Burgh Tours directly. We highly recommend it and will be taking part of the next tours available through their website.
MarcyR90
Jun 2020
Tory was a great guide. We have lived here for most of our lives and still learned a ton. She does a great job of talking about the history of the steel industry and how it formed our awesome city.
Kent T
Apr 2020
This was our favorite part of the visit to Pittsburgh. Our guide, Corrie, provided an in depth, intimate view of Pittsburgh with all of its nuances. She took us through the evolution of the city from the French-Indian war to the rise of the steel industry with its robber barons to the adoption of the black and gold (sorry Corrie, still not a convert!) to the modern day reinvention of the city as, in part, a major regional medical hub. There were also so many stops not listed on the itinerary such as the William Penn hotel and its speakeasy. We also stopped at many squares with interesting histories and even their farmer's market which was in session the day we toured. I can't recommend this tour enough. I am sure that any guide would be great, but if you are fortunate enough to have Corrie, you have hit a home run, Pittsburgh style.

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