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Travel + Leisure names Pittsburgh in its top 50 international travel destinations
“Forget the notion that Steel City is just a town for football and factories,” the site said about Pittsburgh.
We’ve always known that Pittsburgh is a special place to visit. Yet another major publication agrees.Travel + Leisure has recently listed Pittsburgh among its “50 Best Places to Travel in 2023.””The metropolis is working on new cultural destinations that can’t be missed,” wrote Tim Latterner for the site.The article mentioned the recently opened Moonshot Museum, the Carnegie Museum of Art’s 58th Carnegie International Exhibition, and the August Wilson House among the sites and events to see in Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh was listed among Travel + Leisure’s “For Big-City Thrills” destinations, which included Copenhagen, Madrid, and Seoul. The site has previously listed the Steel City in its top travel destinations rankings, including in 2015. The article explained that this year’s list was based on where editors said: “they want to go in the months ahead.”We’re glad someone is keeping their eye on Pittsburgh.
We’ve always known that Pittsburgh is a special place to visit. Yet another major publication agrees.
Travel + Leisure has recently listed Pittsburgh among its “50 Best Places to Travel in 2023.”
“The metropolis is working on new cultural destinations that can’t be missed,” wrote Tim Latterner for the site.
The article mentioned the recently opened Moonshot Museum, the Carnegie Museum of Art‘s 58th Carnegie International Exhibition, and the August Wilson House among the sites and events to see in Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh was listed among Travel + Leisure’s “For Big-City Thrills” destinations, which included Copenhagen, Madrid, and Seoul.
The site has previously listed the Steel City in its top travel destinations rankings, including in 2015.
The article explained that this year’s list was based on where editors said: “they want to go in the months ahead.”
We’re glad someone is keeping their eye on Pittsburgh.
