Weekend Things to Do in Pittsburgh on a Budget

By Gabby Vent

Pittsburgh is a great city for exploring and is plentiful in activities. However, prices can rack up for the activities you choose.

This guide tells you how to save money and still have a great time!


Nationality Rooms at University of Pittsburgh Cathedral of Learning

Cathedral of Learning

Located on the University of Pittsburgh campus

Designed to represent different nationalities, the tour of the nationality rooms in the Cathedral of Learning is a truly beautiful and educational experience. These classrooms are filled with rich history and interesting artifacts.

Price - FREE!


The Strip District

Strip District Terminal

Located in the Strip District

There is no shortage of things to do in the Strip District. The walkable and culturally rich neighborhood is full of coffee shops, stores, brunch places, and more!

Spend time browsing and window shopping or make a few purchases to support local businesses.

Price - FREE!


Visit Pittsburgh Museums

Andy Warhol Museum

Located in the North Shore

There are multiple museums in Pittsburgh to suit you interests! Interested in sports? Check out the Hienz History Museum. Interested in dinosaurs and ancient artifacts? Visit the Carnegie Museum of Natural History.

Heinz History Museum - $20 per ticket

Carnegie Museum of Art + Carnegie Museum of Natural History - $25 ticket gets you access to both

Mattress Factory - $22 per ticket

Andy Warhol Museum - $25 per ticket

Note some museums have special offers for children and students!


Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens

Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens

Located in Oakland

The Phipps Conservatory is a beautiful and immersive experience in Pittsburgh. Visit the various rooms and see plants and flowers from all over the world

Price - $22.95 per ticket

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