TOTOUR
The Pittsburgh Tour Company offers the city’s only Hop On/Hop Off Tour in historic red double decker tour buses from London.
Just Ducky Tours on land and water aboard a six-wheel-drive amphibious truck. Excursions begin in Station Square and go to downtown.
Coach USA/Lenzner operates sightseeing tours in nostalgic trolleys–from historic neighborhoods to “City of Champion” tours with guides.
Scan for Fright Tour ticket info and tips on what’s happening. Or visit
pittsburghfrighttour.com
Andy Warhol, Car, 1950s, ©AWF Amphibious vehicles make touring just ducky
Get spooked during Phantom Fright Nights at Kennywood Park, Haunted Pittsburgh Ghost Tours or The ScareHouse, ranked as one of America’s “Scariest Halloween Attractions” by the Travel Channel. Get an express admission to all three hair-raising spine-chillers with the “Fright Tour Package.”
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Scale the slopes of Mt. Washington in beautifully restored cable cars in use since 1877. Take in a sweeping view of Pittsburgh, scan a pictorial history of the city, watch hoisting equipment from the viewing platform, and visit the gift shop. Free parking is available at the lower station on Carson Street.
Daily from 5:30 a.m. to 12:45 a.m. Round trip fares: Adults $ Children ages 6-11 $
4.50 2.20 Children 5 and under free
Call for group rates 412-381-1665 Fax 412-381-1943
duquesneincline.org
The Duquesne Incline
1197 W. Carson Street Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Wine-and-cheese or beer-tasting rides aboard Pittsburgh Luxury Cruises show off sights from the 125-passenger Fantasy. Walk along for ’Burgh Bits and Bites, where you sample fare in Pittsburgh’s tastiest neighborhoods.
Hop a Green Gears Pedicab, an environmentally friendly way to travel the city. Ride in a horse- drawn carriage from Mike’s Carriage Service and enjoy a romantic evening on the town.
The Gateway Clipper Fleet is the nation’s largest inland riverboat fleet and a model for the excursion boat industry. Five riverboats sail year round and offer a variety of dining, sightseeing and entertainment. The names typify the regal nature and size of each boat: Majestic (capacity 1,000); Empress (capacity 600); Princess (capacity 400); Duchess (capacity 300); Countess (capacity 150). The fleet is constantly updated with modern amenities and has been sailing the three rivers for over 50 years.
135 years and still on top.
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