Carnegie Museums of PittsburghStop on Best of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, a free self-guided tour.The Carnegie Museums complex houses two world-class institutions under one extraordinary Beaux-Arts roof in the Oakland neighborhood. The Carnegie Museum of Natural History contains one of the finest dinosaur fossil collections in the world - Andrew Carnegie personally funded the expeditions that unearthed Diplodocus carnegii, nicknamed Dippy, whose cast stands in the grand Dinosaur Hall. The Carnegie Museum of Art, founded in 1895, is among the oldest and most important contemporary art museums in the country, with outstanding holdings in Impressionist, Post-Impressionist, and American art. Carnegie founded both institutions as civic gifts to Pittsburgh, and together they make this one of the finest museum experiences in Pennsylvania. Admission fees apply.Stops on this tourPoint State Park - The Golden TriangleMarket Square and PPG PlaceStrip DistrictSenator John Heinz History CenterPNC Park - Home of the Pittsburgh PiratesAcrisure Stadium - Home of the Pittsburgh SteelersAndy Warhol MuseumMattress Factory Art MuseumRandylandCarnegie Museums of PittsburghPhipps Conservatory and Botanical GardensCathedral of Learning - University of PittsburghHeinz Memorial ChapelCarnegie Library of Pittsburgh - Main BranchFrick Art and Historical CenterDuquesne Incline and Mount WashingtonStation Square