Holiday rentals and lettings in Pittsburgh

Get to know Pittsburgh and find your ideal holiday rental today! If this is your first time here, book somewhere in downtown Pittsburgh, right in the middle of the action with historical places of interest like Point State Park, as well as theatres and great restaurants in the cultural district. For more economical stays, you can head to North Shore close to the giant stadiums of Heinz Field home to the Steelers, and the Pirates home, PNC Park and just 15 minutes away from Downtown on foot. Love food and markets? Stay in Strip District, a foodie's heaven with markets, restaurants, cafés, and breweries. Squirrel Hill is a great area for families with a quiet atmosphere and boasting gorgeous tree-lined streets and expansive parks with endless paths to explore with the little ones.

In Pittsburgh you can choose from a wide selection of well-equipped holiday rentals in the city centre or in the different neighbourhoods aforementioned. Accommodate large groups of 12 people, families, friends or couples and enjoy your stay in modern, contemporary lettings that will make you feel at home since you get there. Some properties have a garden to enjoy with children or friends. The lounges offer a space for sharing a laugh, a good chat or simply a reading time for yourself. The kitchens have everything you need to cook and feel you are at home. Don’t forget to take a dip in the pool in the summer or enjoy a fabulous time in the hot tub in the evenings! Need more reasons to book your stay?

Pittsburgh is in southwest Pennsylvania and the city is a confluence of steel towers and vibrant neighbourhoods to keep you busy as long as you wish for. Walk around the city centre, enjoy some shopping and admire the magnificent bridges. Those who are into art can enjoy visits to the main museums like the Andy Warhol Museum, and those sports fans can enjoy a match or a sports event at any of the stadiums and support the Steelers or the Pirates! The parks are ideal for long strolls with the children, with your partner or on your own to enjoy the beauty of nature integrated within the city’s atmosphere.

Any side of the river is full of opportunities to enjoy your day. Visit the Botanical Gardens or stroll along the waterfront for a romantic walk, to stretch your legs or simply enjoy the views. Have a tipple at any of the breweries, browse the varied shops, and enjoy the greenery of Point State Park with the family. No day is the same in Pittsburgh. Come and make the most of your stay in this wonderful city.

If you love art, culture and museums, Pittsburgh is your destination. From science to sports and art, the variety of museums in Pittsburgh offers an endless agenda for those in love with history and arts in general. Carnegie Museum focuses on contemporary art, the Carnegie Museum of Natural History plays an important role in the scientific community with exhibitions advocating for the protection of the earth and its inhabitants. The Andy Warhol Museum showcases the art, life, and times of this influential artist combining personal artworks, images, and items. Then, for science lovers, the Carnegie Science Centre is an essential centre focused on science and nurturing future leaders, scientists and innovators. The offer of the museum includes many more. Come to Pittsburgh and find out which one is your favourite!

Surrounded by rivers, walking trails and incredible parks, Pittsburgh is one destination ideal for outdoor lovers. Get on a bike to cycle around the city or enjoy long walks by the riverside. Use the riverfront trails and show your rollerskating skills as you soak the impressive urban views. There are also guided hikes available to see the city with the addition of a guide telling you interesting facts about the city. Rent a kayak and paddle along the river. A lush and varied landscape filled with endless outdoor fun. Don’t just take our word for it. Come and see it by yourself!

Before cars had their presence in Pittsburgh, workers had to find a way to get to their houses traversing the hillsides. Several funicular inclines opened but nowadays only two remain. The Duquesne Incline, which is 140 years old, is the most popular one and the views you get from it, are astonishing!

This is the premier conservatory and botanical gardens in the city where most locals like to go and walk around to enjoy a pleasant time observing beautiful flowers any time of year. There are flower shows throughout the year that become a colourful natural canvas. Don’t miss the Spring Flower Show and the Winter Flower Show. A total must see!

The Strip District is a vibrant neighbourhood. With international markets, restaurants, and independent boutiques the area has become a fantastic place to visit, go shopping and have a fantastic meal or a good coffee, until 3pm more or less. So make your way there in the morning or early afternoon!

At the Heinz History Centre you will discover everything you have ever wanted to learn about the area! This is a six-floor museum featuring most facts and aspects of Pittsburgh's history, sports, inventions and its industry. Admire the giant ketchup bottle standing tall! You will love it.

Randyland is considered as Pittsburgh's most colourful spot. As you get there you can easily see why! This spot is a projec from a local artist named Randy who wanted to bring happiness and a bit of colour to the North Side in the mid-90s. Get your camera and see it to believe it.