Andy Warhol Bridge

Pittsburgh feels like the city of hills and bridges and this bridge certainly adds to that. After flying into Pittsburgh for a weekend day, my friend and I were walking around downtown and were mesmerized with this bridge.
The Andy Warhol Bridge is great to walk on or bike on and it can lead you to a bit of a hiking and biking trail along the water front. The trail itself has a lot of benches to sit on, meditate and enjoy the great city views. It feels epic to walk on the bridge; if you’re visiting the city, take a walk down.
The scary part is that if a car drives down this bridge, it starts rattling while you’re walking on the other side. I hope it doesn’t fall!
It leads you to the Andy Warhol (duh) museum (or the city from the other side). Great memories.

hmmm, what to say about a bridge.
my first (returned!) trip to Pittsburgh, Pa carried ‘low’ expectations, learned to really enjoy the city, a prime reason it’s visually beautiful (if u like cityscapes, etc)… The bridges in Pittsburgh are a huge plus to the décor of the terrain, fun to ride a bike across as well!

Playing it safe is no fun… play hard!
I’m usually a sucker for a cool looking bridge… and look this one yellow!
Bridges and views! This is an historic city — recommend you walk on the Andy Warhol bridge at least once and then two blocks away from the bridge is Andy Warhol museum… go check that out since you already walked on his bridge! i did!

Beautiful bridge. Wonderful view. I need to get a lock to place on the wall; with mine and my fiancé’s initial on the lock. Seems to be the romantic thing to do here.

This is the type of bridge to change your life. Sitting on this bridge makes you feel small compared to the city but it also gives you a glimpse of opportunity available. This bridge is the perfect portal between town/​Southside and up to Mt Washington. Only one of 446 others this one is one of the stand out bridges.

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Is a short trip to Warhol’s museum

This is a fine bridge. It’s Alamon yellow, as most good bridges are. It is nearly indistinguishable from it’s sisters — the Rachel Cason (9^th Street) and the Roberto Clemente.
This bridge enables cars, trucks, The Duck, bikers, and pedestrians to stay dry while moving from one bank of the Allegheny to the other (well, unless it’s raining).

There are many bridges that get a lot of attention in America. There is the Golden Gate, Brooklyn, Bay, I-​90 Innerbelt to name a few of the best. The Andy Warhol Bridge is my favorite of all.

Named in honor of the Lawrenceville born native who became an icon in the pop art industry in the sixties. Andrew Warhola went to Carnegie Tech and moved to New York where he found his 15 minutes of fame, using famous people such as Jackie Onassis, Marilyn Monroe, and Michael Jackson as subjects.
The bridge is the middle bridge in the set of triplet bridges, and is formerly the 7^th Street Bridge. It’s painted Aztec Gold as most bridges in this city. The bridge is decorated with potted plants hanging from lamp posts, and banners of Andy Warhol.
On the North end of the bridge is the Andy Warhol Museum, a converted music store that is the largest museum in the world dedicated to the works of a single artist.

it’s a bridge.
its job is to get you across a body of water and it succeeds.