Duquesne Incline and Mount WashingtonStop on Best of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, a free self-guided tour.For the finest views of Pittsburgh, ride the historic Duquesne Incline to the top of Mount Washington. Built in 1877 and one of the few remaining funicular railways in the United States, the incline carries passengers up a 30-degree slope in beautifully restored wooden cable cars. At the top, Grandview Avenue offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the Pittsburgh skyline, the three rivers, and the surrounding hills - consistently rated one of the most spectacular urban views in America. Sunset from Mount Washington is particularly magical. The nearby Monongahela Incline provides a second funicular option and a different vantage point. Mount Washington's restaurants offer fine dining with the entire city spread below you. The Duquesne Incline operates daily and is affordable for all visitors.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