2027 EXCELLENT ADVENTURES
Pittsburgh Panorama
August 11–14, 2027
$1,749.00 per person
DOUBLE OCCUPANCY
$2,249.00 per person
SINGLE OCCUPANCY
$1,599.00 per person
TRIPLE OCCUPANCY
Experience the best of western Pennsylvania on this delightful four-day getaway featuring the charm of Ohio’s Amish Country and the vibrant energy of Pittsburgh. Savor authentic Amish hospitality, explore scenic backroads with a local guide, and discover world-class attractions including Phipps Conservatory, The Andy Warhol Museum, and the legendary home of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Enjoy a memorable dinner cruise on Pittsburgh’s three rivers, panoramic city views from the historic Duquesne Incline, and a visit to the Pro Football Hall of Fame before returning home with lasting memories of this unforgettable Pittsburgh panorama.
Your Excellent Adventure Includes:
- 3 Nights’ Accommodations: at the Sheraton Pittsburgh Hotel at Station Square
- 7 Meals – 3 Breakfast at the hotel, 2 Lunches, 2 Dinners
- Admission to Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens
- Gateway Clipper Fleet dinner cruise
- Guided sightseeing tour of Pittsburgh
- Free time for lunch on your own in the Strip District
- Pittsburgh Steelers stadium tour
- Dinner at LeMont
- Round-trip ride aboard the Duquesne Incline
- Admission to the Pro Football Hall of Famem
- Deluxe Motorcoach Transportation
- Taxes and meal gratuities included
- An Ed & Ted’s Excellent Adventures Professional Tour Director

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Senior Adult Travel Difficulty Levels (1–5)
Level 1 – Very Easy
- Ideal for travelers who prefer minimal activity.
- Mostly relaxing activities such as time on the beach, sitting by the pool, or gentle strolls on flat, even surfaces.
- Little to no stairs or long walking distances.
Level 2 – Easy
- Light activity with short, infrequent walks.
- Mostly smooth, even surfaces with occasional steps or slight inclines.
- Suitable for those who want to stay comfortable while still engaging in mild sightseeing.
Level 3 – Moderate
- Some walking is involved, possibly over longer distances.
- Occasional stairs, mild uneven surfaces, or standing for longer periods.
- Good for travelers who are mobile but may need occasional breaks.
Level 4 – Challenging
- Regular walking throughout the day, including uneven surfaces, hills, or multiple flights of stairs.
- May involve getting in and out of boats, buses, or other transportation that requires balance and mobility.
Level 5 – Very Challenging
- High physical demand.
- Frequent stairs, steep terrain, uneven or sandy surfaces, and long walking distances.
- Suitable only for very active seniors comfortable with rigorous movement and less accessible environments.

