Phipps Conservatory
& Botanical Gardens

Since 1893, visitors have been drawn to the natural wonder and beauty contained within the 19 indoor and outdoor gardens of Phipps Conservatory, as well as to the structure itself.

Kennywood Amusement Park

Kennywood is perhaps the oldest and most beloved amusement park in America. Founded in 1898, it has thrilled and delighted both young and young-at-heart visitors for more than 110 years. From the early days of the carousel, through the development of the first roller coasters, to the technological advancements in today's steel looping coasters, Kennywood has always been the park that puts a smile on everyone's face.

Carnegie Science Center

Carnegie Science Center delights, educates, and inspires through interactive experiences in science and technology. In 2003 Carnegie Science Center was recognized for its exceptional level of community service with the National Award for Museum Service, the highest honor of its kind, at a White House ceremony with First Lady Laura Bush.

Fallingwater

America’s most famous architect, Frank Lloyd Wright, designed Fallingwater for his clients, the Kaufmann family.  It instantly became famous, and today it is a National Historic Landmark. The Western Pennsylvania Conservancy is entrusted to preserve Fallingwater for generations to come.

Carnegie Museums of Art
& Natural History

Carnegie Museum of Natural History collects and cares for specimens and artifacts that document the history of life on Earth. Through field studies and collections-based scientific research, we generate new knowledge and promote stewardship of the Earth and its natural resources.