
Point State Park occupies the tip of Pittsburgh's Golden Triangle, where the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers join to form the Ohio. The 150-foot fountain marks the point; the Fort Pitt Museum and the blockhouse — the city's oldest building, from 1764 — tell the French-and-Indian-War story of the fork. It's free, flat and the natural group-gathering point downtown.
Yes — the park and fountain plaza are free; the Fort Pitt Museum charges a small admission.
Commonwealth Pl at the park entrance; coaches stage in downtown garages — none at the park.
Seasonally, roughly April through October; it may pause in high wind or maintenance.
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