Carnegie Science Center, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

The Carnegie Science Center belongs to one of the four Carnegie Museums located in the Chateau neighborhood in Pittsburgh. This science center is considered as the most visited museum in Pittsburgh, with its advanced technology-activated Buhl Planetarium and the biggest screen in Pittsburgh called Rangos Giant Theater. Carnegie Science Center was opened in October 1939, and its goal is to gather kids and educate them on the wonders of science and technology. They also have the Roboworld Area on the second floor where children can interact with robots. The science center was crowned to have the world's largest permanent robotics exhibition.  

There are a lot of things to do in Pittsburgh and other neighboring cities such as Glenshaw and Plum. One great example is the National Aviary, the only non-profit, yet the largest aviary in the US. The National Aviary has more than 500 birds of about 150 species, some of them are considered endangered in the wilds. Another popular museum in the area is Randyland, regarded as one of the most colorful public art landmarks. Randyland has received massive international recognition as it's listed as one of the most photographed places, especially on a social media platform Instagram. Another art museum is the Mattress Factory Museum that features contemporary art. The museum prides itself on having a light-art installation and credited as one of Pittsburgh's cultural rejuvenation. For the best hotel rates but with a laid back stay, Pittsburgh Plaza Hotel might be considered in the options list. This hotel has 100 smoke-free guestrooms, free breakfast, WiFi, and parking, and a 24-hour front desk to assist everyone. It also has a bar/lounge and an indoor swimming pool. The Hyatt Place Pittsburgh-North Shore and Residence Inn by Marriott Pittsburgh North Shore are also great accommodations to consider.