Revival Today Church · A Field Guide

Visit
Pittsburgh.

A complete guide to planning your trip to RTC Pittsburgh — where to fly in, where to sleep, what to eat, and the places that make the Steel City worth the drive.

Location Aliquippa, Pennsylvania

Region Western PA · Aliquippa, PA

Nearest Airport PIT · 15 min away

Chapter 01 · Travel

Getting here.

RTC Pittsburgh is in Aliquippa, PA — just minutes from Pittsburgh International Airport, with easy access from downtown and the western suburbs.

i. Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) Approximately 15 minutes from the churchThe closest major airport, with direct flights from most U.S. hubs.
ii. Downtown Pittsburgh (via I-376) About 20–25 minutes from the churchA short drive east on the Parkway West brings you into the heart of the Steel City.

Chapter 02 · Stay

Where to rest.

A handful of well-placed hotels right by the airport — all within a few minutes of the church.

i. Hyatt Regency Pittsburgh International Airport 710 Aviation Ave · ~10 min from the churchConnected to the airport terminal — the most convenient option for short stays.
ii. Hilton Garden Inn Pittsburgh Airport 9600 University Blvd, Moon Township · ~12 min from the churchComfortable mid-scale stay close to campus with on-site dining.
iii. DoubleTree by Hilton Pittsburgh Airport 8402 University Blvd, Moon Township · ~13 min from the churchFull-service hotel with restaurant, pool, and shuttle — a dependable pick for families.

Chapter 03 · Food

Eat well.

Pittsburgh has a serious food scene — from Strip District classics to neighborhood gems in Shadyside, Lawrenceville, and Sewickley. Here are our favorites.

Part I · Coffee & Cafes

i. La Prima Espresso Strip District · 205 21st StThe Pittsburgh espresso classic — old-world Italian, always a line, worth it.
ii. Mediterra Cafe Sewickley · 431 Beaver StArtisan bakery and cafe with fresh-baked bread, pastries, and strong coffee.
iii. De Fer Coffee & Tea Strip District · 2002 Smallman StSpecialty roaster with a light, minimalist space — a modern contrast to the Strip’s grit.
iv. Commonplace Coffee Multiple locations · Squirrel Hill, Indiana PA, moreReliable local roaster with a comfortable, work-friendly feel across its shops.
v. 21st Street Coffee Strip District · 84 21st StAward-winning baristas, small space, genuinely great pour-overs.

Part II · Restaurants

vi. Noodle Head Shadyside · 242 S Highland AveThai street food and ramen — bright, punchy, and a staple for a reason.
vii. Gaucho Parrilla Argentino Strip District · 1601 Penn AveWood-fired Argentine grill — the short ribs and chimichurri are unmissable.
viii. Primanti Bros Strip District · 46 18th StThe iconic Pittsburgh sandwich — fries and slaw piled inside the bread. You have to try it once.
ix. Texas de Brazil Downtown · 401 Liberty AveChurrasco-style Brazilian steakhouse — good for a celebration.
x. Fruitastik Coraopolis · 1315 Coraopolis Heights Rd, Suite 2002Fresh, bright, fruit-forward menu — a close favorite just a few minutes from the church.
xi. Moonlit Burgers Sewickley · 435 Beaver StSmashburgers done right — crispy edges, great buns, short menu.
xii. Curry Mouth Coraopolis · 1136 Thorn Run RdA RTC favorite — Caribbean flavors you won’t find many places in PA, warm and welcoming.
xiii. Pamela’s Diner Strip District · 60 21st StPittsburgh breakfast institution — the hotcakes are the thing to order.
xiv. Burgatory The Waterfront · 166 E Bridge StBuild-your-own burgers and hand-spun milkshakes — a family-friendly favorite.

Chapter 04 · Explore

Things to see.

Beyond church services, there’s so much to do in Pittsburgh — world-class museums, iconic overlooks, ballparks, and neighborhoods with real character.

i. Duquesne Incline 1197 W Carson StRide the 1877 cable car up Mount Washington — the classic Pittsburgh skyline view.
ii. Mount Washington Overlook Grandview AveThe postcard view of the three rivers meeting at the Point. Come at sunset.
iii. Point State Park & Fountain 601 Commonwealth PlWhere the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers form the Ohio — with a 150-ft fountain.
iv. Andy Warhol Museum 117 Sandusky St, North SideThe largest museum dedicated to a single artist in North America.
v. Carnegie Museum of Art & Natural History 4400 Forbes Ave, OaklandDinosaurs and fine art under one roof — plan for at least half a day.
vi. Heinz History Center 1212 Smallman St, Strip DistrictSmithsonian-affiliate walking you through 250 years of Pittsburgh stories.
vii. National Aviary 700 Arch St, North SideThe only independent indoor nonprofit aviary in the U.S. — great for families.
viii. Phipps Conservatory & Botanical Gardens 1 Schenley Dr, OaklandA Victorian-era glasshouse with seasonal displays that are genuinely special.
ix. PNC Park 115 Federal St, North ShoreWidely considered the most beautiful ballpark in baseball — go even if you don’t love the Pirates.
x. Cathedral of Learning 4200 Fifth Ave, University of Pittsburgh42-story Gothic skyscraper with 31 themed Nationality Rooms open to visitors.
xi. Carnegie Science Center 1 Allegheny Ave, North ShoreA WWII submarine, planetarium, robotics hall — hands-on and fantastic for kids.
xii. Strip District Penn Ave · 16th–26th StHistoric produce market district — highly walkable, packed with coffee, Italian markets, Primanti Bros, and street life.
xiii. Kennywood 4800 Kennywood Blvd, West MifflinA 126-year-old amusement park with real roller-coaster pedigree.
xiv. The Frick Pittsburgh 7227 Reynolds St, Point BreezeHenry Clay Frick’s estate — art museum, car museum, and greenhouse on 10 acres.
xv. Sewickley Village Beaver St, SewickleyCharming riverside town near the church — coffee, boutiques, easy afternoon walk.

Join Us · Chapter 05

Ready to visit?

We can’t wait to welcome you to RTC Pittsburgh. Whether it’s your first time or you’re coming back — there’s a place for you here.

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