Breathtaking Pittsburgh: Double Decker Sightseeing Tour

Great narrator, clean bus, loved loved the experience. Would definitely recommend to someone visiting Pittsburgh. Great narrator, clean bus, loved loved the experience. Would definitely recommend to someone visiting Pittsburgh. Great narrator, clean bus, loved loved the experience. Would definitely recommend to someone visiting Pittsburgh.

This was a great tour to see places and to hear some of the history of Pittsburgh. The tour guide was great and had a great sense of humor. We would highly recommend this tour!

Our Guide was knowledgeable and upbeat with pride of his city of Pittsburgh. I should have taken longer tour.

It was a warm spring sunny day as we arrived in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania — a quick, easy three-hour drive from Columbus, Ohio. At 70 degrees with a brilliant blue sky, the weather couldn’t have been more perfect for a spring day trip to Pittsburgh. If you’re looking for things to do in Pittsburgh with vibrant culture, fascinating history, and unforgettable skyline views, this city delivers. Our main goals for the day? Soak up the art and history at the August Wilson African American Cultural Center and ride both of the city’s famous Pittsburgh inclines — the Monongahela Incline and the Duquesne Incline. And of course, no Pittsburgh travel itinerary would be complete without sampling delicious food in the Strip District. One of the things that makes the August Wilson Center stand out as a Pittsburgh cultural attraction is its approach to tours. Every visitor and group gets a personal guide. We were fortunate to have Marshall, whose depth of knowledge and personal stories brought the exhibits to life. The Duquesne Incline — operating since 1870 — offers one of the most breathtaking Pittsburgh skyline views you’ll ever see. From the observation deck, the panorama stretches across the rivers, bridges, and skyscrapers. The Monongahela Incline, opened in 1877, may be less famous but is just as charming. This was only my second time riding it, and I was pleasantly surprised at how quickly it gets you to downtown attractions. Once you reach the bottom, you’re steps away from Station Square Pittsburgh — home to shops, restaurants, and even Pittsburgh riverboat tours.

Tour guide was excellent. Very knowledgeable about Pittsburgh. Gave a lot of recommendations. for good places to eat and visit.

very good tour guide & driver guide knew the area very good & had humor to keep things lively really good experience for a tour of Pittsburgh Thanks!!

This was the absolute best way to explore Pittsburgh! Navigating the city can be a bit of a challenge with those steep and narrow hills, and parking can be a real puzzle. But we hit all the major sights, and our tour guide was super knowledgeable! I didn’t catch his name, but he had a beard and mentioned he was of Italian descent. The directions to get on and off the bus were crystal clear, and we had no trouble finding our pick-up spot. We went on a Sunday so there was hardly any traffic, in fact I think we got to the next spot well ahead of schedule.

Had a great time and learned a lot about all the sections of Pittsburgh. Loved the tour guides sense of humor.

Our tour guide was excellent. Learned a lot about Pittsburgh. Had a calm and relaxing manner. Was funny too.

Our tour guide was entertaining with funny jokes! He explained alot about neighborhoods and pointed out good establishments to visit. Nice to get a through tour of the city.