Children’s Museum of Pittsburg (PA)
10 Children’s Way, Allegheny Square, Pittsburgh, PA 15212

Item:  One-time Admit Four Family Pass

The 80,000 square foot Children'sMuseumofPittsburghis based on the concept of letting kids "play with real stuff." Exhibits designed for babies, toddlers, older children, and even their parents encourage hands-on play and learning. Located onPittsburgh's North Side, the Children'sMuseumofPittsburghis housed in three connected buildings - the historic Allegheny Post Office (c. 1897), the Buhl Planetarium building (c. 1939) and the newLanternBuilding(c. 2004) which joins the two.

The exhibits at the Children's Museum of Pittsburgh are designed to fire a kid's imagination, challenge their abilities and teach them to understand the world they live in. The hands-on exhibits, both indoors and out, are designed to appeal to children of all ages, with special areas in each exhibit designed for babies and toddlers. You don't have to decide between taking the baby to one room and older sister somewhere else! Families can play together in every Children's Museum exhibit.

At the Children's Museum of Pittsburgh you can make a boat and send it into the rapids and whirlpools in Waterplay, try to keep your balance in the Gravity Room, visit Mister Roger's Neighborhood, get behind the wheel of a MINI Cooper car, learn how to build with wood and circuits in the Workshop, and create silkscreen prints, paint, or sculpt with clay in the multimedia Studio. A "Backyard" exhibit adds outside fun (what kid can resist playing with water, rocks and mud?) during warmer months.