This is one of the top 3 museums in the country. Next to Chicago and Washington D.C. this museum is ranked number 3 in the country in our opinion. And you can see a T-Rex to boot! If you are in Pittsburgh, this is a must see! More

If you love dinosaurs don't miss the visit. The rest of the museum is fine, but concerning dinosaurs they probably have one of the finest world collections! More

I was mesmerized by the gems collection. It is fascinating. I wasn't the only one either, there were lots of school kids enjoying them as well. The dinosaur colleciton is outstanding. I am not a big fan of bones but I love this museum. It is certainly a great place for kids and entire families. More

Wonderful Natural History Museum. Have never been in a museum with so much room to walk around and see the displays. We were there on a day when there were many school groups in attendance and yet everyone was able to get around and see the sights. Beautifully set up. A real must see in the Pittsburgh area. More

A visit to this museum is a must for any trip. I learned a lot about Pittsburgh and the people who made Pittsburgh the city that it is today. Sports euthasists will appreciate the sports museum on the second-floor. Everyone, young and old, will enjoy this low cost and educational experience. More

Dinosaurs department is GREAT. Interesting things also about geology. Not so much however about evolution. More

I went to visit the art museum but noticed this museum was attached. So, I got the Carnegie museum membership and explored this museum, too. It was what you'd expect of a smaller museum of its type. (It's not Chicago's Field Museum...) Well worth a stop. Take a kid if you have one... More

Great museum, wish I could have brought my family with me on this trip More

Granted, it's been 25 years since we had visited the museum, but it seemed like less was better back then. I would have preferred to see more on less topics that a diluted version. For instance - they used to have an extensive Egypt display with actual mummies, but now they don't. The dinosaurs all seem crammed together and they... More