Frick Building: Self-Guided Audio Tours

Embark on a self-guided audio adventure through Pittsburgh's historic wonders and architectural marvels. This audio tour caters to curious explorers eager to uncover the stories behind the city's iconic landmarks. It begins at the scenic confluence of three rivers, where the Fort Pitt Museum offers a gateway into the city's storied past, and concludes with the charming facade of the Penn Avenue Fish Company, which harkens back to Pittsburgh's days as a bustling market hub. Travelers will traverse the course of time, from the days of hot metal and railroads to the era of great literary and judicial establishments. Each stop reveals a layer of Pittsburgh's rich tapestry, inviting you to witness living history through the eyes of miners, merchants, and moguls who shaped the Steel City. Noteworthy highlights include crossing the remarkable Hot Metal Bridge and absorbing the Romanesque majesty of the Allegheny County Courthouse. As you traverse this urban landscape, you'll encounter the spirit of celebrated figures like Roberto Clemente through the bridge named in his honor. The tour ensures that by its end, travelers will have gained an intimate connection with Pittsburgh, its heroes, and its evolution from an industrial powerhouse to a city of cultural significance. Let each spoken narrative guide you through this captivating urban journey, creating an unforgettable experience of discovery and wonder.