2023 National Senior Games
The Games Return to the City of Champions July 7-18, 2023!
SportsPITTSBURGH is thrilled to welcome the more than 10,000 athletes competing in the 2023 National Senior Games presented by Humana July 7-18, 2023.
Whether you're competing, a family member or just a fan of The National Senior Games, we invite you to explore Pittsburgh's sights, tours, sporting events and more you can find Only In Pittsburgh.
Only In Pittsburgh
Start your sightseeing off right with what makes Pittsburgh a must-see destination. Ride the historic Duquesne Incline and Monongahela Incline for breathtaking views of the city atop Mount Washington. Tour The Andy Warhol Museum, a sprawling seven-floor museum dedicated to the Pittsburgh pop art icon, or get hands-on with the art at The Mattress Factory, an innovative contemporary gallery.
Looking for some last-minute training? Our urban oasis features nearly 450 bridges to cross, 24 miles of riverfront trails to hike and three rivers to kayak. Book a Free Pittsburgh Walking Tour or rent from Golden Triangle Bike and pedal alongside the mighty Monongahela, then ride into the city for cocktails and dining.
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City of Champions
Hundreds of champions will be awarded medals across 50+ sports at the 2023 National Senior Games in Pittsburgh. That puts them in good company with our winning sports teams, and a huge reason why porting News magazine awarded Pittsburgh the coveted “Best Sports City” title.
In July, raise the Jolly Roger with the Pittsburgh Pirates at PNC Park, consistently named one of the best ballparks in the league. Cheer on the Pittsburgh Riverhounds soccer club at Highmark Stadium as the city skyline lights up behind the pitch.
For sports buffs, we recommend diving into Pittsburgh's past at must-see museums featuring our sports heritage. Tour The Clemente Museum, the largest collection of Roberto Clemente memorabilia in the world. The Western Pennsylvania Sports Museum not only spotlights hundreds of years of Steelers, Pirates and Penguins history, but also includes fascinating looks into high school sports and Pittsburgh legends of racing, boxing, golf and more.
Tours & More
Take your tours to the next level. Pittsburgh is full of innovative ways to see and explore the city.
Hop aboard Molly's Trolleys for narrated sightseeing tours of Pittsburgh's most popular neighborhoods aboard a vintage-style trolley. Don your hard hat and learn about Pittsburgh's steel city heritage with Rivers of Steel Tours to the Carrie Blast Furnaces National Historic Landmark.
Ready to relax and unwind? Treat yourself to a sunset dinner on the Gateway Clipper fleet of riverboats, or sample the best culinary of iconic neighborhoods like the Strip District or Lawrenceville on a ‘Burgh Bits and Bites Food Tour.
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Beyond the Burgh
Outside of the city, four seasons of fun greet travelers throughout Southwestern Pennsylvania.
Make the drive to Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater, recently named a UNESCO World Heritage site, and uncover prehistoric Americans at Meadowcroft Rockshelter and Historic Village, a National Historic Landmark.
Other must-see stops and experiences during the Senior Games include The Jimmy Stewart Museum in Indiana County, covered bridge driving tour in Greene County and Simple Life Amish Tour, transporting you back to the 16th century, in Lawrence County.
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The PGH Commitment
Now, more than ever, VisitPITTSBURGH is dedicated to helping you feel confident to travel safely. Learn more about the steps the City of Pittsburgh, Allegheny County and VisitPITTSBURGH's business partners are taking to keep you and your family safe.