I think I was expecting way more birds than there were actually there. For the price it seems like it would be more extravagant, we spent maybe 20 minutes walking through. It was really cool seeing the sloth hang there, and the flamingos were really chatty. But I understand that people have to continue to go to pay for them being there. It is a similar price to paying to go to the zoo and that was a lot more enjoyable. read more

National Aviary - Sloth - Zoos Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Been writing a lot of reviews related to my Philly/Wilmington trip from Memorial Day weekend 2018. Memorial Day weekend in 2017, three friends & I visited the greatest city in the world, Pittsburgh! I do say that with some sarcasm, but in all seriousness, I really liked Pittsburgh a lot. It well exceeded my expectations. A must visit in Pittsburgh is the National Aviary. This place was incredible. I've never been in a such a wonderful extensive bird sanctuary before. They had bald eagles; I'm bald too so I can relate to that bird...haha. There were sections where birds just come up to you. There is one part where parakeets eating out of your hand. We also paid a little more to see a show where the birds fly and catch things, etc. That was awesome as well. I have nothing negative to say about this experience. I can't stress enough see the National Aviary! read more

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If you are a fan of birds at all, YOU HAVE TO GO TO THIS PLACE. You might have some concerns with how small the layout is relative to other aviaries, but there's no shortage of things to do. Starting half an hour after opening, they have events happening practically all the time, some of the more popular ones reoccurring during the day, so people who show up at different times don't have to worry about missing out. General admission is $17 for adults, and some events don't have extra charge whereas a few do (it usually involves you being able to be really close to the birds to feed them). Their exhibits also focus more around being interactive, or at least let us and the fellow flyers to co-exist without the need for a glass wall as much as they can allow. If you do decide to buy tickets for the more exclusive shows, keep in mind they have a bundling discount; you pay less per ticket when you get tickets for more events. I wasn't aware about this, paid $5 for the first event, then had to go back to pay $5 for another event. The staff being the wonderfully friendly and kind people they are remembered that I already bought tickets and applied the discount without me asking. What even are these events you're talking about, you ask? One branch of the aviary consists of the wetlands, grasslands, and (African) penguins. The wetlands hosts a feeding session where a staff member talks about the various species they have along with their particular diets. This gives them a good opportunity to ask up volunteers multiple times, each time to feed the birds with a unique kind of food in a unique manner (how it's unique you will have to attend to find out!). I didn't have the time to go feed canaries, but I did have time to feed the toucans instead. The way they do that one is to feature a few of these, directing each of us to feed it one hand at a time. As they present and educated us about these, it gives us a really good look at these birds acclimated to jumping onto our arms and eating away their fill. However, to me, the best event of them all has to be on their sky deck. This where we have unbound birds outside of captivity who are willing to showcase their flying skills for treats. If you're a fan of watching trained raptors or other birds of prey, this is also a must-see. By the way, they have flying foxes, just because they're AWESOME. read more

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This was a lovely experience! The employees and volunteers are knowledgeable and passionate about their work. I purchased the sloth painting experience, and I absolutely loved it! read more

We had a fantastic time at the Aviary with friends. They are perfectly suited for hosting group events such as birthday parties or other celebrations. Courteous staff and beautiful ambience with the birds! read more

Nice, neat place to check of varieties of different birds. Daughter loved going. Only down size is the price is a little much in regards to how fast and small the place is. read more

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Attended their annual Night in the Tropics event which was excellent as usual! A big fan of the place in general. read more

National Aviary - Dance floor - Zoos Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

We had our wedding at the Aviary, it was great and the staff helped everything go smoothly. The garden room, garden and bird exhibits created a very nice atmosphere. Would highly recommend for anyone looking for wedding venues! read more

Excellent worth a stop by on a weekend if in the Pittsburgh area! The downfall and upside is that it's small and easy to navigate and see it all in under 1-2 hours. Opportunities for hands on experiences to feed the birds etc but for an additional cost to ticket. Staff is friendly! Parking is off street but didn't have to circle too much. Worth the stop! read more

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Spectacular venue for the country's largest aviary which is the only one honored with the title "National" by the US Congress. There's a plague in one of the exhibits that indicates the Aviary is the site of what was once the old Western Penitentiary from 1826 to 1880 and housed Confederate war prisoners. The aviary makes a home for over 500 birds and over 150 species plus a few notable non-birds -- there's a butterfly garden of 300 to 500 butterflies (we missed that), fruit bats (Malayan flying fox) and 2 sloths. Sloths in a bird sanctuary, you say while scratching your head??? They appear to be here because they share the same ecosystem as some of the birds and since they hang out in the trees, why not? There is an adult sloth and a baby sloth. The baby came to the aviary from a Florida breeder in February. They have free feedings they share with the public at specified times during the day -- a very worthwhile event we enjoyed this particular Sunday at 3:30pm. A staff member is out in the open with the sloth and public, no glass between you and them. The exhibits are based on differing ecosystems such as grasslands, wetlands, rain forest for example. Some are behind glass, some behind wire, some you are walking in their territory (such as the wetlands) so they are flying overhead or walking near you. Be warned: you may be targeted by a bird doing its business if you stay in one spot long enough. How do I know this, you ask? Hmmm, Hmmm... In the wetlands exhibit there are trees and I stood under one (silly girl). Fortunately, it was just a bit on a bare arm and there are paper towels and hand sanitizer nearby. All was good with the world. Just some of the birds you'll encounter that were noteworthy (there are many more, I assure you): The Laughing Kookaburra (you remember the song about them, yes?), a burrowing owl, flamingos, Steller's Sea Eagles (some of the largest with wingspans 6 1/2 to 8 feet wide), Bateleur Eagles (only on display thru fall as they don't like the cold), 18 African Penguins, Rhinoceros Hornbills, Screaming Piha (a very unassuming bird by its picture but boy, does it scream and scream). Supposedly it's one of the loudest bird calls. They also have a Condor and Bald Eagle exhibit. Somehow, we managed to miss those. Pay attention to your map so you don't miss anything! In addition, they have a fine gift shop (I bought a butterfly feeder which is similar to a hummingbird feeder) and a little café. Note that the café doesn't have straws for your drinks as they are considered dangerous to their birds. Nice call. Hours are most days except some holidays from 10am to 5pm. Admission prices as of this post are 14.00 general admission, 13.00 for children 2 to 12 and seniors, and free for children under 2. They have live shows, you can pay to feed birds, there's a theater (we didn't see that), and they have flight demos on the sky deck (didn't do that either). In addition, the Aviary is part of very special programs -- they participate in breeding programs, they have education programs, there's an avian hospital. You can rent space here for private functions, as well and they are equipped for wheelchair access. They have parking in a small lot on premises but it's $5. I recommend finding parking on the street if possible at a meter. In addition, the National Aviary is very close to other attractions that are a must see: Randyland, the Mattress Factory modern art museum, and the City of Asylum painted houses (residences for exiled foreign literary writers). read more

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The aviary is home to over 600 birds representing more than 200 species. It is a perfect size and it offers many extras that may thrill the kids. It was interesting how many birds can/must live together in what appears to be a harmony. Enjoyed sounds, colors and movements. You will not feel overwhelmed or threaten but you will be amazed by some species. Money spent well - memories etched for eternity. read more

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I try not to take too many established places for granted but I must admit I really didn't realize that back in 1991 the aviary was in jeopardy of closing due to municipal budget cuts. Thanks to a group of concerned citizens coming together to form Save The Aviary, Inc. they were able to prevent it from becoming so. What is even more newsworthy and much overlooked on my behalf is the fact that the Pittsburgh Aviary was designated honorary status by the US Congress and renamed The National Aviary in Pittsburgh in 1992. This honor was as evident today as it has been with all of my visits. I usually see something new each time and leave there with a better appreciation of nature and the dedicated team of volunteers and staff who are able to keep up with the responsibilities placed upon them. Not only is The National Aviary a special place to come and meet some fabulous and extraordinary birds close up, but it is also a great gathering spot for brunch and other fun events that are held here on a yearly basis. I have been able to enjoy a Mother's Day Brunch, several field trips as well as other fundraising gatherings. They also provide a great venue for weddings and birthday parties. read more

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Fancy an afternoon filled with up close bird encounters, sloths that are so cute you'll "coo" and a garden filled with monarch butterflies? Look no further. During a quick trip to Pittsburgh with family i uncovered the Aviary on Yelp and decided that would be our couple hour activity with my little nephews. Our visit included penguin watching from below the water, peacocks "on the loose", canada feedings ($3), baby sloth viewing, flamingo feedings and more. The visit filled two hours with 9 and 10 year old boys in tow (aka short attention spans). My favorite part was how interactive the staff was with the kiddos. They did a great job of sharing information and serving as a resource. Tickets are $13 for children and $14 for adults. Note that animal feeding opportunities will typically cost you $3+ /person. Anddddd "everybody's doing it!!" I will admit, the canary feeding splurge was worth it for our crew. read more

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I loved this place. It's so peaceful and beautiful. The animals are well taken care of and have habitats that are very suitable for them.

Was surprised that we got thru all exhibits in about 45 minutes. We didn't purchase any add-on services just did general admission. They had staff in each area though which was nice. Be careful cause you might get pooped on from the flying birds! It was lovely seeing them chirp and communicate with one another. read more

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I am so glad they are open again. We have been twice since they reopened. The employees and volunteers are knowledgeable and polite. You get to see a wide variety of large and small birds up close. They do a good job with natural appearing habitats for their birds. They do have some mammals such as the flying foxes (giant bats) and the elusive sloth. The penguins are a favorite particularly if you catch them doing their graceful underwater ballet. The tunnel observation areas are closed off due to Covid but since they limit the number of visitors, you have plenty of opportunities to see the penguins from different angles. We got to see the lorikeet feeding up close and we were the only visitors in the room read more

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They really know how to get you in the door, just keep bringing in adorable baby animals! I swear there's a new baby sloth every year, and I'm totally okay with that! But not only was there a baby sloth, but a baby penguin and baby flamingos. Seriously, cuteness overload! I like that they offer a lot of programming where you can get up close and personal with the animals. They have a staff member come out with a specific animal and talk about it. I think that's a smart move because it's interactive and engaging. It's not a very big venue, so the programming helps draw people in. I was sad to see that the rainforest portion was closed for renovations. I believe it just started and is going through July. I'm excited to see what improvements have been made, because that is my favorite part of the aviary. Can't wait to also keep coming back with my son, I'm sure he'll just keep getting more interested as he gets older. Throw in some new baby animals and we're sold! read more

I had so much fun at the National Aviary. This was my first visit. I went on a Saturday morning around 11am. The best part was hanging out in the enclosures with the birds. In the Grasslands, you are surrounded by little birds. They chirp and sing, fly around you, build nests...I could watch for hours. The Wetlands is another open area with a large pond. Ducks and flamingos hang out in the pond...birds fly around and call to each other. Again, I could watch for hours. Other enclosures include eagles, owls, condors, penguins, butterflies, bats, and canaries. The sloth was taking a nap when we stopped by. Few notes: The Tropical Rainforest was being renovated at the time of my visit. There is a small parking lot and street parking when the lot fills up. Entry for 1 adult is $16. I'm really looking forward to my next visit to the National Aviary! read more

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Stopped by today as my grandson was attending a camp there and I had to pick him up. It's been a few years since I stopped by. Things have changed...are changing. First off, I think it's a bit overpriced, given the size of the venue and the fact that construction is going on. Perhaps the price is designed to encourage annual family passes, something I used to carry until my son lost interest in going. In any case, 16 per person, when part of it is shuttered...not too cool. What is open is nice though. And the food concession is decent enough and reasonably priced. There are plenty of gift things to buy if one is inclined, mostly geared to kids. Nice spot for a few leisurely hours of a visit. read more

The Aviary is one of Pittsburgh's many, many interesting museums/zoos, and it's a fantastic place to visit. In recent years they've done some impressive re-designs to help introduce new species and expand their show options, and they've done such a good job expanding and evolving over time. Anyone visiting will get to enjoy seeing eagles, penguins, parrots and macaws, Chuckles the Kookaburra, and multiple species of birds living together in the other exhibits (wetlands, deserts, etc.). Plus, visitors also have the chance to see several free feeding sessions a day, as well as pay a small extra fee to enjoy one of many, many shows, including Skydeck (a blast for fans of raptors like myself), Talons (more raptors), up close and personal viewing times with the penguins, owls, and all kinds of other birds...I can't even remember all of their program options. Plus, you can buy nectar to feed the little lorri parakeets at specific times of the day. I highly encourage all visitors to make sure you go to at least one special show, because a ton of the Aviary's birds are not even on display and can only be seen at these special events. It's mind boggling when you begin to think about how many birds are really here and how much work the staff puts into caring for them all. One addition to the Aviary I have mixed feelings about here is their little food-stop, which they call the Kookaburra Kitchen and is a small Atria's spin-off/branch. The food here is...ok? I mean, it's mostly your typical junk food with some salad and fruit cup options, nothing spectacular. (The food gets infinitely better during special evening events, I've noticed.) The biggest problem I have here is their inability to figure out how long it will take to finish making something; just today I was promised my food would be ready in 5 minutes. Going on 15 minutes later I walked up and had to get my money back so I could go to the show I bought a ticket for. It is definitely not a fantastic eatery on any level and frankly, I doubt I'm going to continue to bother with it in the future. The Aviary all in all definitely has a nice mixture of interesting but educational exhibits that give the birds that need their space their space, while still featuring other exhibits that allow visitors to get up close to the calmer and nicer birds. I highly recommend checking it out; use their website to plan your day in advance, figure out the shows that you want to see, and then make sure you plan on eating long before they start or after they end. Or better yet, eat before/after you come to Aviary - this place is great for enjoying and learning about birds, but a great kitchen, it does not have. read more

Wonderful experience. I always have fun at the aviary. Bob in the rainforest exhibit was wonderful and helpful. He knew every bird, dropped some great bird facts and directed me to the Nicobars! It turns out my favorite bird, Fawkes is perfectly alive and happy though separated, which brightened my day. Savannah was wonderful with the lorikeets and everyone was very attentive and friendly. The new person at the check-in desk was very kind and helpful, though I missed her name. Thanks for the great time! read more

National Aviary - Friendly Flamingos! Do not pet. Incredibly pink! - Zoos Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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Honestly, this is a true gem and one of Pittsburgh's best attractions. Small, intimate feel, and although dated in some of the common areas, is clean, well-maintained and a sight to see. I can't believe I had been in Pittsburgh for a LONG time before I made it here, but I will definitely be back more frequently. I was especially in awe of the Sea Eagles near the entrance, they were worth the price of admission alone. read more

This place is super dense with fantastic birds and very easy to walk around and navigate read more

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Super fun if you like birds, feed the penguins if you can! Great for kids and adults.

We hadn't been to the aviary in years. I don't know why we waited so long. We set up a private penguin feeding but that was cancelled due to weather. We hung out until our owl encounter, which was fantastic. We walked and watched and it was relaxing and enjoyable! We spent hours watching the birds and it was fantastic! Our owl encounter was with Cypress an eastern screech owl. She was beautiful!!! If you are ever looking for something to do in Pittsburgh, it's perfect for an afternoon of fun and education. We won't wait so long to go back!!! read more

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Awesome way to spend a day in Pittsburgh! Up close and personal. Staff was knowledge and very approachable. read more

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This was a pretty nice place. I do think that the admission price of $15, is a bit steep for what you get compared to some similar attractions. One thing that I did not care for was what I felt was a bit of misrepresentation by the staff. When we went to the admission desk to pay, the woman pushed hard to upsell the add-on events (feed the birds, penguin experience) but did NOT mention that the tropical rainforest area was closed for renovation until AFTER we paid. That is a large portion of the place and contained some of the birds that my daughter wanted to see most. They have a fair selection of birds and if you like birds, this is a nice place to visit. The aviary is in a park in the city. Parking was easily found on the street on a Sunday morning. The park itself is nice and would be nice to walk around. read more

I feel like Pittsburgh is a fantastic city. It feels like that regardless of what your interests are, there's something for almost everybody. Between the museums, the river activities, the sports, and the theaters, some places just get lost and I feel like this is opening those places. My fiancé and I chose this spot as our wedding venue and it was, without a doubt, a fantastic choice. We went with a package that allowed us to have our ceremony right after the aviary closed so we had the whole place to ourselves. The entire staff was warm and welcoming, and I'd like to say that one staff member in particular, Ashley, couldn't have been better. She repeatedly went out of her way to answer questions, check to see if we needed anything, and she did it all with a smile. If you're just wanting to go to see the animals, I think this is the type of place that can give you unique encounters. The aviary allows a lot of the birds just to roam free in rooms which gives you a chance to see walk right up to the animals and see them without any type of barrier. There are some animals that in an enclosure, but again, you get a chance to see these animals so closely. I've never seen a bald eagle, but I was fortunate enough to see one from two feet away. The penguins have an exhibit that even has crawl tunnels that allows kids to crawl into a bubble inside of the penguin enclosure. If you check out their website, they also offer some extras that look like they're fun. I noticed that they have a sloth which you can hand-feed. Again, I'd like to send my thanks once more for giving my wife and I a fantastic wedding. We were treated like we friends. read more

National Aviary - A painting Made by a Linnaeus's Two-toed Sloth. One of my best purchases ever. - Zoos Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

This was our first trip to the national aviary. We weren't quite sure what to expect. Our kids (8,9) both enjoyed looking at the different birds. The penguins were the biggest hit. We payed extra for the penguin encounter and loved meeting Slippy. read more

National Aviary - Penguin encounter. - Zoos Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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If you're looking for an experience, the Aviary is one. We were in town only for a day and decided to stop by. The price was fairly reasonable for the experience. The birds fly freely in some areas. There are guides walking around answering questions, you can take pictures of the birds in their "natural" habitat. read more

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This is probably one of my favorite spots in Pittsburgh! I'm a huge fan of birds so take my words with that in mind. The Aviary has a wide collection of birds organized by environment. A few birds live outside of the main building, and they definitely catch your eye when you first walk up. I was amazed at the giant candors on their perch, watching the visitors as they approach. A few large owls also live outside. Inside the wetlands, parrots, pheasants, and even a sloth lives in this leafy environment! The caretakers were very knowledgeable and helpful in answering my questions. They pointed out details such as how the small birds loved staying in the rafters at the top of the greenhouse, or how their sloth actually moved quite quickly when it was hungry. The aviary boasts a few more interactive exhibits such as protected glass platforms within the penguins habitat or walking into the parakeets(? I forget the exact bird) exhibit. The caretaker there told us the story of how smart the birds were, escaping the old mesh windows during the night and then running back into their cages when they saw people in the morning. Overall, I learned a lot from my experience at the aviary and would definitely come here again. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit. My advice is to talk to the caretakers as they share great insights into the lives of these birds! read more

We went here for a birthday party. I have lived in Pittsburgh area all my life, which is 39 years. :) I have never visited this place. I was very impressed with the different birds. The place is a quick visit. You will not be here long. But worth checking out and always a great place for younger kids. read more

So very, very glad we took time out of our trip to see the Aviary. Though a bit pricey, we thoroughly enjoyed the two hours we spent amongst our winged friends. The Aviary is centrally located in Pittsburgh in the central park. You need not even pay to see several exhibits like the Condors. Once inside they have several different rooms, Savannah, rain forest, and marsh provided a nice variety. They had Penguins, and sea birds too. You are right with the birds and interactions are frequent. We got to see a very fun feeding session, but we missed the theater and didn't eat at the cafe. I think the photos will do it justice. If you love birds as much as I do, definitely visit the National Aviary. read more

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This aviary is physically small but packed to the brim with a ton of different birds! (According to their website, 500 birds of 150+ unique species!) Even if you don't think you like birds, you will be amazed by all the different colors, sizes, and sounds! There are 3 "free flight" areas where the birds are free to swoop around your head. The penguins are adorable of course, but I was also partial to the tropical rainforest exhibit. I came here right around closing time on a Monday. I was worried that this wouldn't give us enough time to see everything, but actually it was perfect because all of the exhibits were completely empty! $15 for adult admission and $14 for children/seniors is a bit steep considering the relatively small size of the aviary. You can see everything in about an hour, maybe 1 1/2-2 hours if you're with kids. But at least you can feel good about supporting their conservation and education missions! read more

National Aviary - So many opportunities to get up close to the birds! If you come at 4pm you will have the place to yourself :) - Zoos Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

I've been here a few times now since moving to Pittsburgh and I've been equally impressed each time I come. The penguin exhibit alone is enough to make you want to keep visiting. There is even a crawl space in which you can get up close and personal - and interactive! - with penguins through glass containments. Other areas feature exhibit exotic birds, more recently flamingos as the special event. They also typically have an interactive bird show that I highly recommend attending. Make sure to pay attention to special feeding and training times to appreciate a more lively experience! read more

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Came here just to kill a couple of hours before a conference started and ended up absolutely loving it. Tons of different types of birds and well-organized exhibits where you can get really really close to our feathered friends, especially in the grassland and wetland exhibits. They do frequent feedings throughout the day and a nice talk on the penguins in their habitat. Part of the exhibit is outside and part inside. The facility is an easy, pleasant walk (in good weather) from downtown. The cafe inside serves decent sandwiches and wraps if you want to combine your tour with a meal. read more

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Being a guy who enjoys his nature shows and documentary's. It only makes sense for me to visit the country's largest aviary while in Pittsburg. And I can say I didn't know what to expect. But I was impressed by the experience. They have birds from everywhere here. From penguins& flamingos to eagles and Parrots. I was hoping to see my favorite bird the Harpy Eagle. But unfortunately they didn't have any. That was my only let down of the day however. The birds were mostly able to fly free. The big rooms, with an exception of a couple of big cages for the super small birds they had. They even had birds walking on the floors with you like it was a normal thing! Which was really cool. It also gave me a good feeling knowing the birds had a big area to move around themselves and not having to be caged and cramped in poor conditions. The place was crowded so be prepared for that if you go. However I didn't get the feeling that I couldn't move or it was overcrowded. There was a good amount of space to move around I liked the setup of the place. One exhibit almost leads to the other. So it's almost like following a path and you will get to see everything. So you don't really have to turn around and backtrack to see something you might have missed. Everything was mostly streamlined. I would recommend this place forsure. It's a perfect tourist destination or a family adventure for a day. I can say nothing negative, all the workers were friendly and inviting and my visit went well. read more

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Really cool place, I think this is one of only 2 aviaries I've been to in my life. Favorite room was the wetlands, followed by the finch room. But the rest of the aviary was fantastic to see as well. This is definitely one of those museums that get better with patience. You can easily complete it in about 30 minutes if your goal is to see each room, but it's fun to just stand next to a railing and watch how the birds interact. Then you start to notice other birds hiding in the trees, on the pipes, in the corners, etc, and some will fly and land near you so you can experience a closer look. Very cool experience. Definitely exceeded my expectations. read more

Pittsburgh is so very lucky to have this sanctuary. It's so relaxing and exciting at the same time to stroll through observing birds and even interacting with some of them. A beautiful way to be a part of nature that we should always make time to do. read more

Was visiting Pittsburgh and a good friend took me here. I like Condors, so I was pretty excited. We walked in and got our stamps, decided to get some food. 2 pizza slices, 2 drinks, and mac and cheese for $12, which for a place like this, isn't bad at all. After eating we went into the Rainforest room. I thought the birds were going to be in cages! 4 of these big blue birds were just walking around, right in front of us! I had to leave the room and then come back in after I regained my composure. After some smooth talking by my friend I went back in, and decided to clutch his hand when I got scared. I didn't know I was afraid of birds, lol. We heard a lot of birds make weird sounds, got super close to other ones and watched one pick up a leaf that was far too big for it's head. It ended up being a super cool experience for me. After we walked through all of the open rooms, saw some of the bigger birds that were in their own sanctuaries, like the Sea Eagle and Bald Eagles and got a peak at the sloth, we found my favorite part. BABY OWLS! If you walked too fast you might not think they were anything. Behind glass and in these little cups were the cutest/ugliest little burrowing owl chicks. One was looking RIGHT at me. The other two must've been hungry because they were biting at their cups and trying to move. So cute. The end of our visit was spent watching Happy the penguin eat a few fish. The penguin exhibit was under construction so they brought him out. A few kids tried to grab at him, lol. All in all, I'd go back again. I got to see my condors and some other cool birdies, all without getting pooped on. That's a win for me! read more

National Aviary - Mac and Cheese from the Kookaburra Grill - Zoos Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania