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Pittsburgh's PNC Park

Photos courtesy of the Pittsburgh Pirates

Pittsburgh is built on pride, so it's no wonder when planners set out to design the 'Burgh's first new baseball stadium since 1970 they created a venue that celebrates the Steel City's heritage. PNC's classic design is not only a salute to Pittsburgh's baseball past, but it also overlooks the rivers that helped make the city a juggernaut during the industrial revolution. But with all this talk of history, don't think that the fans weren't the team's top priority when they built this beautiful stadium. In fact, with the highest seat being a mere 88 feet from the field you're assured a good view of the action no matter which section you're in. Oh, and nothing completes the PNC experience like a famous Primanti Brothers sandwich, which consists of sizzling meats, melted cheese, French fries, tomatoes and coleslaw—all stuffed between a hearty bun.

Fast Fact: PNC's outfield wall rises up to 21 feet behind right field in honor of Pirate legend Roberto Clemente who wore No. 21.

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