Bicycle Heaven, Pittsburgh

My partner and I visited on a road-trip. It's highly recommended online as a tourist destination and I think it's VERY well-deserved. Craig Morrow the owner is a genuine and very friendly person as the owner of the gigantic collection of really cool and historic bikes. Even though it's a private collection from what I understand, I felt like I was walking through a legit bicycle museum and artistic display for rooms and rooms and rooms. They've written up blurbs on a lot of the bikes to add to your appreciation beyond just how well-preserved the bikes are. And on top of that, the spaces are a real work of art: you can tell Craig's put his heart and soul into this for decades.

Such an awesome museum showcasing bicycles from every era. Walked into the first room and thought that was all there was to see, but was super delighted to find all the other rooms/areas. It’s very meticulously cared for, and it shows. You almost need to visit several times or spend hours to take it all in. Not typically someone who writes reviews, but this place deserves all of the recognition. A must see! So glad to have something so incredible nearby. I’ll be back!

This place is truly incredible. I’ve been hearing about it for years and finally went. If you’re a fan of bicycles and bicycle history, this place is an absolute must. I wasn’t even half way through the collection and was already thinking “I can’t wait to come back here.” Thank you Craig and your team for putting together such a fun and wonderful collection of bicycles. I’ll certainly be back!

A very interesting place. Definitely worth the visit. It has a handful of bicycles related to pop culture as well, which is cool. You probably won’t spend a whole day there, but it’s a good way to spend an hour or so.

Incredible tourist spot in Pittsburgh. Two floors of over 5000 bicycles beautiful organized and displayed. Admission is free (donations accepted). Owners put their heart into this. Highly recommend if you are in Pittsburgh.