Bob B.
10/7/2023
--Location/Parking-- Located on the west end of downtown Pittsburgh before entering the tunnel. During the fall or winter. I recommend bringing a jacket because of the river --Ambience-- Outdoor...
Fort Duquesne Bridge
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I-579
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Fort Duquesne Bridge is a prominent landmark in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, spanning the Allegheny River. Completed in 1969, the bridge connects the downtown area to the North Shore and is known for its striking yellow color. It serves as a vital transportation route and offers stunning views of the city's skyline and rivers, making it a popular spot for both locals and tourists.
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4.54 reviews
Bruce K.
11/30/2016
Quite the lovely bridge, both driving over it on I-279 and walking underneath it on the Three Rivers Heritage Trail. I'm not a Pittsburgh native, so I had to do some looking and came up with some...
Tom B.
7/24/2018
I like the bridge I remember going a-crossed it as a kid it's a lot nicer now and it has a another bridge under it. I like driving around Pittsburgh all the bridges are different and if you make a...
Robert U.
6/30/2014
This is a key bridge in Pittsburgh. From a pedestrian's standpoint, it offers a wide, safe, separate portion of the bridge to get between the North Shore and Point State Park. The ability to...
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