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“Explore and discover everything”
The Carnegie Museums of today is a lot different than the Carnegie Museums founded by Pittsburgh industrialist Andrew Carnegie in 1895. But then, Andrew Carnegie would have expected nothing less, since he created his museums to be places of exploration that are constantly changing. Today, we are a collection of four creative, inspiring, thought-provoking places of exploration: Carnegie Museum of Art, Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Carnegie Science Center, and The Andy Warhol Museum. We educate young people and attract lifetime learners of all ages. We are the largest, most far-reaching cultural organization in the Pittsburgh region, known throughout the world for our vast art and scientific collections and our scientific research. And we’re a community leader in educational outreach.
Extraordinary community asset, educational resource and a place to go for an engaging and entertaining afternoon. My favorite parts are the submarine and the Works Theater. The staff are always... Read more
Went to the Titanic Exhibit this past weekend. It was packed!! We had to park in a parking lot adjacent to the center and paid $6 for parking. Luckily we bought tickets online so getting checked... Read more
This review is for the Titanic exhibit only. The exhibit itself is small. They have personal items recovered belonging to the victims, items from the ship such as a few cabin items, nautical... Read more
Carnegie Science Center
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