Allegheny Landing & Sculpture Garden
Isabella Street & Federal StreetPittsburgh, PA 15212 [ map ] [ website ]
Phone: 412-255-2539
Description
Bookmarked between the Clemente Bridge and the 8th Street Bridge, Allegheny Landing was one of the first "sculpture parks" in the United States.
The sculptures, made by Ned Smith, Isaac Witkin, George Danhires and George Sugarman, all relate in some way to Pittsburgh's industrial and labor history.
Allegheny Landing is often used for community events, including summer concerts.
Hours of operation
Varies per event.
Parking
Parking is available on the street and nearby at facilities such as PNC Park
Bus routes that serve this area
- 16A - Ohio River Boulevard
- 16D - Manchester
