PNC Park - Home of the Pittsburgh PiratesStop on Best of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, a free self-guided tour.Consistently voted the most beautiful ballpark in Major League Baseball, PNC Park has been home to the Pittsburgh Pirates since 2001. Situated on the North Shore of the Allegheny River, the park offers a breathtaking backdrop: the Roberto Clemente Bridge leads directly to the main entrance, and the open-air grandstands frame a spectacular view of the Pittsburgh skyline and the river beyond. The intimate 38,747-seat stadium brings fans closer to the action than almost anywhere else in baseball. Even outside game days, the Roberto Clemente Bridge - closed to traffic on game days and open only to pedestrians - offers one of the finest views in Pittsburgh. The statue of Clemente outside the park honors one of baseball's greatest players, who died on a humanitarian mission on New Year's Eve 1972 at age 38.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