It did land there for a visit from Mr. Trump. Other than that I do not recall. Sorry

I don't believe you will have a problem. The only tour destination I remember that has a height factor is the Duquesne Incline, and you can just pass up on that one. My suggestion is that you call the tour owner, George DeBolt {I believe his telephone number is (412) 461-9125) and discuss this with him before the tour. Our experience was that George is very accommodating and will do everything he can to make your tour enjoyable.

i booked through Travelocity and George contacted me. He's very good to work with your schedule. I'm sorry I don't think I still have his number.

I am not the tour guide. I just wrote a review. Our tour guide was George from Tours by Locals, and we really enjoyed this. Please contact your tour guide for the questions you are asking. We live in Maryland and used this while on a weekend trip in Pittsburgh.

Look up "tours by locals" They have a website where you can schedule tours with local tour guides. George, who was our tour guide, worked for "Tours by Locals." On that site, you can schedule according to your time availability and the tour guide's availability. Our tour was 3 - 5pm on a Saturday. While in Pittsburgh, if you don't do this on a tour, go to the Duquesne Incline. Only $5 per person and great... a ride up to Mt Washington and back, lots of history, great views. Biblical Gardens at Rodef Shalom Synagogue is free and very tranquil. National Aviary is great. Food: we enjoyed Coal Hill Steakhouse. Lidia's Italian restaurant on the Strip, next to Homewood Suites, is great. S & D Polish Deli, on the Strip, and the original Primanti's are both great an inexpensive.

Hi, I'm the reviewer, not the tour guide. The guide was George, and he was listed on Tours by Locals' site. That's your best bet. George's last name started with D. I apologize I don't have it. I would check "Tours by Locals" -- you can sign up there. If you can't find a tour, you might check the double decker bus tours and the "duck tours". Otherwise, I would do the following: Duquesne Incline, an absolute must, and only $5 per person. Biblical Gardens at Rodef Shalom Synagogue is nice, free, and the surrounding Oakland neighborhood is beautiful (near UPMC), restaurants in Mt. Washington at top of Duquesne Incline are good but pricy... George told us about Coal Hill Steakhouse, which we loved.... short rib nachos! The strip, walking around, seeing everything there, and stopping at Polish Deli (mushroom/spinach pierogies and kielbasa) or the seafood restaurant (heard good things about). Lidia's next to Homewood Suites (on the strip) is very good Italian. She has restaurants in other cities, such as KC and I think NY. I really enjoyed Randyland... an artist bought a house in a rough area (Mexican War Streets... it has another name). Whimsical stuff, plus there's an art gallery he's part of that's about 2 - 3 blocks downhill from there. He bought an old warehouse on his credit card. National Aviary... I would make it a morning visit and buy tickets to at least the feeding at 10am.... its a show with trained larakeets, and they have "soar" at noon with birds of prey. I think George's last name might be Demas. Anyway, enjoy Pittsburgh.... I love it, and I'd retire there if it was easier to drive around (it's not.)

Sorry, I don't know.

He certainly was legit when we had opportunity to enjoy his tour. That was almost a month ago though.