Baseball in Pittsburgh

A guide to baseball in Pittsburgh — see the Pirates at PNC Park, regularly ranked among the most beautiful ballparks in baseball. Plan your Pittsburgh baseball trip with Chasing Stadiums.

The ballpark: PNC Park

The Pirates play at PNC Park (2001) on the North Shore. Many fans walk across the Roberto Clemente Bridge from downtown, and nearly every seat frames the skyline and the Allegheny River. See the full PNC Park guide.

Getting around

On game days the Clemente Bridge closes to cars for foot traffic, and Pittsburgh's light-rail 'T' runs free across the river to the North Shore. Walking from downtown is the classic approach.

Plan a Pittsburgh baseball trip

See a Pirates game for one of baseball's best ballpark views, and track your visit with Chasing Stadiums. Pittsburgh pairs with Cincinnati and Cleveland on a Midwest trip.

Frequently asked questions

What MLB team plays in Pittsburgh?

The Pittsburgh Pirates, who play at PNC Park on the North Shore, across the Allegheny River from downtown.

Why is PNC Park famous?

PNC Park is regularly ranked among the best ballparks in baseball for its intimate design and its skyline-and-river views.

How do I get to PNC Park?

Walk across the Roberto Clemente Bridge from downtown (closed to cars on game days), or take Pittsburgh's light-rail 'T', which runs free across the river.