This Cathedral is spectacular. When you walk in your amazed. It looks like it belongs in Rome Italy. It brings you back to reflection. It was definitely a highlite oh my trip.

Visited the Cathedral of Learning after a visit to the Carnegie Art Museum. The interior is very impression with it's gothic architecture. The 30 Nationality Rooms are pretty cool and interesting.

One of the best attractions in Pittsburgh. University of Pittsburgh students are fortunate to be able to take classes in this medieval castle. (And yes it is like Hogwarts.) There are 100 international classrooms that take you back to medieval and more recent times. My...More

These classrooms, of different nationalities, were very interesting to see. Third floor is free. For a small fee, you get a key to visit first floor. We had fun exploring.

The first three floors are designed to look like an ancient castle. Great fun to see, especially during the Holidays. In December they decorate multiple basement rooms with authentic decor from various countries, with guides to teach you about the customs of these countries. Bring...More

A unique idea in a unique setting is a good way to describe the Cathedral of Learning. It was a bit confusing when we first arrived as to how to visit the rooms but others looking around headed up in the right direction. We told...More

For an excellent and free view of the Pittsburgh Skyline, go to the Cathedral of Learning on Pitt's campus. Take the elevator to the 36th floor. On the 3rd floor, there are rooms set aside for various nationalities to share their cultures. There were rooms...More

This is one of the most amazing 'learning' places I have ever visited. I am not sure whether the Nationality Rooms are listed separately, but they form an inherent part of this experience. This is a not to be missed experience.

This is a super-cool attraction, if you like unique, one-of-a-kind, super-cool, I-can't-believe-they-thought-to-do-this way! 2nd tallest structure on a university campus (Moscow has the top billing). On the first and third floors, there are 30 Nationality Rooms (28 of which are used for classrooms), designed by...More

This gorgeous building is a must see when you are in Pittsburgh. On university of Pittsburgh's campus, this historic building houses international themed classrooms around the perimeter of its first floor. They are so beautiful and worth touring. Heinz chapel is just outside across the...More