Car Rental - Pittsburgh

1 Schenley Drive, Pittsburgh, PA 15213

Open since 1893, Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens contains 15 acres of floral beauty, with a 14-room glasshouse and 23 distinct gardens – making it a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of downtown. It’s just a few miles from Central Oakland, next to Panther Hollow. The plant collection includes orchids, frilly ferns, curious cacti and much more. Parking is located in the center island on Schenley Drive for your Pittsburgh car rental, with metered street parking available on each side of Schenley Drive. If you need refreshments and a rest, there’s the nearby Café Phipps. 

Strip District - 60 21st Street Pittsburgh, PA 15222

With four restaurants across the city, Pamela's Diner is a staple breakfast/brunch dining option in Pittsburgh, serving local favorites since 1980. For breakfast, you can choose from omelets, breakfast sandwiches, waffles, and more. Hotcakes are a specialty and come with a range of toppings. For lunch, you can choose from a selection of burgers, sandwiches, and salads. It’s a warm, friendly, family-feel atmosphere here – a great place to come if you’re visiting with the kids. Also, with one outlet conveniently based in the central Strip District, it’s an ideal place to come and visit while you’re in the area. With a few different restaurants dotted around the city, you’re never too far from Pamela’s Diner in Pittsburgh.

223 Federal Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15212

Located centrally, next to PNC Park just off the I-279, SpringHill Suites offers a comfortable stay in the heart of the city. Rooms include two studio options and executive king suites. It’s got an on-site restaurant, perfect if you’re feeling hungry during your stay, and breakfast is included in the price of the room. With a fitness center and a swimming pool, you can choose how you spend your stay. There’s also an on-site laundry – ideal for reducing packing for extended visits. A pleasant, relaxed stay in a nice, central location giving you easy access to the main sights in the downtown area.

134 miles & 2 hours

You’ll pass rolling western Pennsylvania hills, then the flat, lake-influenced landscapes of northeastern Ohio. Expect stretches near the Ohio River, small industrial towns like Sharon, Pennsylvania and Youngstown, Ohio. The arrival is near Lake Erie, with Cleveland’s urban skyline and waterfront within view.

304 miles & 4 hours and 45 minutes

The route crosses the Allegheny Mountains and Pennsylvania Dutch country, with wooded ridges, farmland, and turnpike tunnels. You may pass near Harrisburg and the Susquehanna River before entering the dense urban corridor of southeastern Pennsylvania and Philadelphia’s historic center.

371 miles & 6 hours

Expect Appalachian foothills, river valleys, and long highway stretches through northeastern Pennsylvania. Depending on the route, you may pass Scranton, the Delaware Water Gap, or the Lehigh Valley before reaching the Hudson River corridor and New York City's famous skyline.