Pittsburgh, also known as Steel City, is famous for good food, beautiful bridges, and great games. Home of the Pirates, the Steelers and the Penguins this city stays busy hosting events. If you're headed to town and need suggestions on things to do, places to eat and areas to walk, you have clicked on the right link.

1. Looking for famous food

Pittsburgh is home of many famous restaurants including the original Primanti Bros. This dive serves sandwiches as big as your face and no that is not an exaggeration. Any meat you can think of, they've got a sandwich for it.

2. How about local attractions

Three Sisters Bridge was built in the early 1900s and is one of the few bridges not anchored to the ground. These bridges hold themselves up by unique design. They're great to walk on, especially if you would like to capture the view of the city in its entirety.

3. Best places for walking

Point State Park, Schenley Park (pictured above) and West End Overlook are all beautiful walking areas with different views. Many of the cities parks are located near great restaurant and bathrooms. If you're looking for a picnic location or just somewhere to relax these will all suffice.

4. How about sports

PNC Park is home to the Pirates, Pittsburgh's baseball team. The field is surrounded by beautiful views including one of the best views of Downtown Pittsburgh. If you're looking for family fun, a good hot dog or a warm pretzel this American tradition is your next stop. If you don't plan on attending a game there is still plenty to do. The park is surrounded by statues of famous players views of the city.

5. More great food

If you are looking for some Italian, Sienna Mercato is your place. Their specialty is homemade meatballs. They can be saved on your choice of bread, spaghetti, mac & cheese, and more. Great food, great atmosphere and friendly for people of all ages.

6. Good museums

Pittsburgh is home to many museums including the Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh and the ToonSeum. These three are just a few family favorites. If you're looking for more modern museums for adults try Fort Pitt Museum, Carnegie Museum of Art or the Andy Warhol Museum. These Museums are located within a few miles of hotels and downtown.

Pittsburgh is a beautiful town filled with history, food, and attractions. You can not go wrong with a trip to this town.The town is divided into areas all offering different views of what the city is famous for. Make sure to check a few of these places out next time you visit! For more information on museum tickets, sports games, and events visit one of Pittsburgh's local websites.