Fort Pitt Tunnel

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After exiting the tunnel, a view of the downtown city

E End Ave

Pittsburgh, PA 15221

Fort Pitt Tunnel is a well-known landmark in Pittsburgh, PA, providing a crucial transportation route for commuters and travelers passing through the city.

As a key part of the local infrastructure, Fort Pitt Tunnel serves as a gateway connecting different parts of the city and facilitating the flow of traffic in the region.

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4.533 reviews

Tiffany Y.

12/25/2023

The Fort Pitt Tunnel opened in 1960, and it cuts under Mount Washington and connects the Western suburbs with downtown Pittsburgh. The tunnel consists of two bores that each have two lanes of...

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Bob B.

10/7/2023

--Location/Parking-- THE tunnel entering Pittsburgh through the mouth of the mountain. --Ambience-- At first it is just a tunnel, but when you are Ubering or driving through the tunnel you...

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Marissa R.

12/20/2022

I mean... it's a tunnel. But a long one -- and the kids love counting the seconds as we drive through. The traffic is what you need to avoid! But once you're IN the tunnel, the experience is...

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Anthony M.

7/16/2023

What a way to enter Pittsburgh , from the mouth of a tunnel under a mountain. It was so cool. Just seeing it online did not do it any justice. It was surreal. And I just love the ceramic tiles on...

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Eloy Y.

5/23/2022

If one wants to enter Pittsburgh in a dramatic fashion, my partner's family and I can suggest to travel beneath Mount Washington via the Fort Pitt Tunnel. It carries Interstate 376, US 22, US 30,...

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