The National Aviary

Situated on Pittsburgh's noteworthy North Side, the National Aviary is one of the principal fowl asylums in the nation, home to in excess of 500 winged animals from 150 unique species from over the globe, a large number of them debilitated or imperiled in nature. The National Aviary highlights broad, intuitive displays that guests can stroll through to take into account a cozy association with the free-flying winged animals, and ideal chances to hand encourage and meet numerous uncommon species. In the event that you are pondering what to do in Pittsburgh with kids, this is an extraordinary place to visit.

The National Aviary is likewise home to the Department of Conservation and Field Research that reviews the effects of human populace on flying creatures and the earth through protection and biodiversity programs. It additionally offers a scope of instructive projects for students of any age, which incorporate field trips, summer camps, and workshops.