Andy Warhol Bridge

7th St
Pittsburgh, PA 15222

The Andy Warhol Bridge is a notable suspension bridge in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, named after the iconic pop artist. It connects the neighborhoods of Allegheny West and the North Side, offering a practical crossing over the Allegheny River.

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