Duquesne Heights
Pittsburgh





Visit Duquesne Heights
Stay near popular Duquesne Heights attractions
Things to do

Pittsburgh: Museum of Illusions Entrance Ticket

Pittsburgh Bar Hunt: Party Through Pittsburgh Bar Crawl

Pittsburgh Steelers Football Game at Acrisure Stadium

Pittsburgh: Pasta Making Class With Local Chef

Echoes from the Iron Forge: Pittsburgh Phantoms Ghost Tour
Top hotels in Duquesne Heights

Wyndham Grand Pittsburgh Downtown
"On site restaurant was slow and indifferent to us as a customer. We sat for 15 minutes without being recognized."
Reviewed on 14 Sept 2026

Pittsburgh Marriott City Center
"Stayed for 2 nights , everything was perfect !"
Reviewed on 14 Sept 2026

The Landing Hotel at Rivers Casino
"If you are traveling for a Steelers game or like to gamble that's the place about a football field walk to the stadium. I will admit it's pricey opening home game we paid 700.00 a night so be prepared other than that beautiful place. We had a great view of the river beds very comfortable"
Reviewed on 14 Sept 2026

DoubleTree by Hilton Pittsburgh - Green Tree
"Very friendly staff. Checked us in early. Rooms were clean. Breakfast was good."
Reviewed on 14 Sept 2026

Omni William Penn Hotel
"Room clean, bed comfortable, everyone friendly. Had to leave at 0600 to catch the train"
Reviewed on 14 Sept 2026

Drury Plaza Hotel Pittsburgh Downtown
"The hotel was great!"
Reviewed on 14 Sept 2026
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Where to stay in Duquesne Heights

Downtown Pittsburgh
Abundant dining options, interesting museums and live music are just a few top things to explore in Downtown Pittsburgh. A visit to PPG Paints Arena or Benedum Center might round out your trip, and you can jump aboard the metro at Wood Street Station or Steel Plaza Station to get around town.

North Shore
Visitors often come to North Shore for its stunning river views, but many stay to explore sights like Acrisure Stadium and PNC Park. Getting around the area on the metro is easy if you take a ride at North Side Station.

Oakland
Oakland is known for its ample dining options, and you can make a stop by Petersen Events Center and Carnegie Museum of Natural History while in the area.

Strip District
Strip District is popular for its abundant dining options, and if you're looking for more to see and do, you might think about a trip to Senator John Heinz Regional History Centre or Ohio River Valley.

Shadyside
Unique features of Shadyside include the restaurants and shopping. Make a stop by Walnut Street or Gallerie CHIZ while you're exploring the area.


















