It's too bad that Kate 43323 missed the detailed audio information available about each room. All the rooms on the third floor have a built-in system, so when a switch (like a light switch) is turned on, you get a 5-10 minute explanation of everything in that room. For the first floor rooms, visitors must rent an audio guide for... More

Not all rooms are open for viewing, and knowing which rooms will be open for a specific visit would be difficult. This is a wonderful free attraction. The classrooms are decorated with furniture, art and the architecture of countries. I wish they could make it a little more educational by providing more information about what is found in each room. More

Second time in nationalite rooms and it's still a nice thing to see with interesting audio tour. More

beautiful and fascinating, interesting to see all the different rooms More

The Nationality rooms - a must see for everyone - culture is so special and so important. These rooms have been a thing of beauty for a really long time - go see them! More

must see - beautiful rooms and furniture all distinct ... cant believe the students are so fortunate to take classes at this wonderful place. More

It's like taking a step back into time for several cultures. You need to get a good tour guide who can give you the "nitty gritty details" about each room. More

Not only is the cathedral of learning captivating, but the nationality rooms are one of a kind small spaces that reflect the best of what each culture had to offer this diverse nation. The number of rooms keeps growing as Pittsburghers, proud of their heritage, show it to visitors More

This is very interesting as a relaxing tour but not a must see. More