Antique Skyscrapers: Rooftops & Views, August 1 & 2

Tour Dates/Times Include:

• Saturday, 8/1 - 10a, 1p, 4p and 7p
• Sunday, 8/2 - 10a, 1p, 4p

See the city from up high! Ascend antique Pittsburgh skyscrapers for dazzling views and fabulous bird’s-eye selfies. Hear the amazing stories behind these multi-stories of yesteryear and the tycoons who commissioned them.

The tour begins at Koppers Tower, where you can survey the Strip District and neighboring Gulf and U.S. Steel towers from the 29th floor deck of a 1929 Art Deco masterpiece. Then you will walk the rooftop promenade of the Frick Building, the steel mogul’s 1902 neoclassic skyscraper notoriously overshadowing the courthouse. And on the top floor of the Oliver Building, you'll see up close the elaborate roof line by Daniel Burnham, the architect of New York's famous Flatiron Building.

DOORS OPEN Pittsburgh's Guest Tour Host: Mark Houser, writes and speaks frequently on Pittsburgh history. More at housertalks.com.

TOURS NOTES:

• Facial coverings are required for admittance to this tour.
• Social distancing will be enforced during this tour.
• Each tour group is limited to 20 people.
• This is a walking tour.
• Tour begins at 436 Seventh Ave (Koppers Building Lobby) -- please arrive 10 minutes prior to your tour time.
• This tour is not wheelchair accessible.
• Restrooms will be available on a limited basis, so please plan accordingly
• Tour finishes at the Oliver Building, 535 Smithfield Street.
• Refunds will only be offered with a 36-hour cancellation from your tour time. To cancel, email: info@DoorsOpenPgh.org
• Full refunds will be offered in the event of a cancelled tour.
• Tour itinerary subject to change.