The Frick Art and Historical Center

7227 Reynolds Street, Pittsburgh, PA, 15208

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+1 412 205 2022, +1 412 371 0606

Website:

www.frickart.org

The Frick is actually several building and museum clustered together in Pittsburgh’s east end. It includes the restored Frick mansion, which is a beautiful example of the Victorian era; the Car and Carriage Museum; the Greenhouse; and of course the Frick Art Museum, which houses the Frick family’s extensive and spectacular art collection.

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The staff at this location are helpful and a short movie is available to view. more on Yahoo! Travel

You will be amazed at the incredibly wonderful desserts. more on Judysbook.com

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It's really neat to see how Victorian Pittsburgh lived. When you walk into this mansion it seems like the Fricks just got up and left for the day. What a treasure this place is! You can tell they real ... more on TripAdvisor

If you're looking for a quick and easy and cheap date, this is a good one. They have a car and carriage museum (free) that is really worth it, even if you're not a car collector. Very cool to see thin ... more on TripAdvisor

Many of the Frick family's treasures are still here in their original condition. It's a great place to visit ... more on TripAdvisor

Sign up for a tour at the gift shop/former play house and you will get to see how robber barons lived. It is very interesting but only for 12 and up. Grounds ... more on TripAdvisor

This is a perfect place when you want to celebrate at lunch. Gourmet seasonal food, all made fresh for you. ... more on TripAdvisor

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This is a must see for the museum, gardens,Clayton Mansion and the parklike setting. There is also a car museum that features the first cars and the exhibits change. The staff at this location are helpful and a short movie is available ... more on Yahoo! Travel